Fulfillment Beyond Appetite

Neville's Inner Vision

All the labor of man is for his mouth and the appetite that never fills is the inner sense of lack when consciousness forgets its own plenitude. You are not missing something out there; you are imagining from a state that believes it is separate from the Source. The remedy is not more labor, but a shift of assuming the end: the I AM is the bread and the feast; fullness is your natural property when you dwell in the awareness that you are the very principle of supply. When you feel appetite rising, do not chase it with more work; answer it with a statement of truth: I am full. I am fed by the eternal I AM. In that felt sense, your external conditions align to reflect your inner constancy. The appetite cannot outrun the consciousness that already contains all things; persistence in this revision transforms the labor into a silent invitation to remember who you are.