Inner Cleanliness and Nourishment

Neville's Inner Vision

That simple line speaks to the life of your inner world. The 'creeping things that flieth' are not beasts in a market but thoughts and images that drift through your awareness—fleeting, insistent, and unworthy of feasting your attention. They are labeled 'unclean' not to shame you, but to alert you: you become what you consume in imagination. If you feed yourself on these unclean ideas, you build a consciousness that cannot partake of higher nourishment. When you declare them unclean, you create a clear boundary, not to deny life, but to preserve holy appetite for the higher now. The law serves as a discipline of attention: separate the impulse from your I AM, and you stop letting it govern your reality. As you resist feeding on fear, doubt, or petty craving, you authorize a feast of purified consciousness—your true hunger for love, abundance, and peace. Remember, God is the I AM within; what you consistently allow into your mind determines what you experience.