Inner Provision Banquet

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice how the scene unfolds inside the mind first. The fat calf, the flour, and the unleavened bread are not merely foods; they are symbolic acts in the drama of your consciousness. The hostess embodies a generous, practical state of awareness that does not wait for a labor of fear or dependence on a distant supply. When you imagine feeding Saul and his servants, you are feeding the aspects of yourself that govern your outward circumstances—your ruling thoughts, choices, and actions. The act of killing the calf and baking the bread represents decisive inner action; you set in motion a lawful abundance by recognizing your I AM as the source of all supply. The meal precedes the outward movement; eating and departing that night signifies the end of scarcity-driven motion and the emergence of a night-time exit into security because you have chosen a state of plenty in your mind. Cultivate this generosity toward every facet of self—fear, lack, pride—and watch provision follow as naturally as appetite is satisfied.