Inner Communion Now

Neville's Inner Vision

From the Neville Goddard vantage, 11:27 is not a condemnation of a ritual but a diagnosis of your inner condition. 'Unworthily' denotes a mind ruled by guilt, separation, or fear—an inner verdict that you are not the body and blood of the Lord now. The bread and cup symbolize the living union you already possess as the I AM within you. If you believe you are unworthy, you act from lack, and the external rite becomes a reinforcement of separation. Yet the true meaning is that you can revise that state, by assuming the consciousness of the Lord within and carrying that assumption into every act of eating and drinking in spirit. When you imagine yourself as one with Divine Life, you honor the holiness that is your birthright. Your repentance is not sorrow for past deeds but a turning of your attention to the I AM, the constant presence that makes you worthy already. The moment you persist in that remembrance, the inner and outer become the same reality: the body and blood of the Lord operative in you now.