Inner Supper Illumined

Neville's Inner Vision

In this text, I see Paul anchoring a living moment: the Lord's Supper is not mere ceremony but a declaration of your inner life. The bread becomes the body of your awareness, broken for you to heal a sense of separation; the cup embodies the life-blood of your consciousness, a new testament poured into your days. When you take, you are not recalling a distant event but consigning your attention to a present reality you create now. By eating, you acknowledge the inner union that has already occurred in the I AM; by drinking, you reaffirm covenant loyalty to the I AM within. The warning about unworthy reception points to entering with purity of purpose and clear desire, so the symbol can awaken the truth of the Lord's death and the coming of a fresh order in your life. Each such act enacts the death of the old self and invites the risen order to manifest as present reality through your own consciousness.