Inner Equality Feast

Neville's Inner Vision

As I turn the page of this command, I see the inner banquet held within the gates of my own consciousness. The verse does not distinguish between ‘clean’ or ‘unclean’ people outside, but declares they eat alike inside the kingdom I AM. The distinction is not moral so much as a stage of awareness; to eat is to take into oneself the nourishment of a belief, and to treat all states with the same attention is to claim sovereignty over them. When you accept the unclean as a valid expression of consciousness, you stop trying to purge it from you and begin feeding the entire self with the same light. The ban on blood is the prohibition against drawing life from fear, drama, or rasping desire; pour that energy back to the ground as water, where it becomes soil for new growth. In that posture, the inner king or queen stands free: there is no separation between the clean and the unclean, only different moves of the same consciousness. The shift is not about changing 'them,' but about waking to the I AM that eats with all within.