Inner Sabbath and Divine Provision

Neville's Inner Vision

Suppose the people you read about are not some distant tribe, but states of you - your present consciousness seeking security. The seventh day is your inner Sabbath, a quiet opening where outward gathering cannot supply what you fear you lack. When you step out on that day and find nothing, the moment asks, not for guilt, but for alignment: How long will you refuse to obey the inner law of your I AM? The answer comes as the bread of two days on the sixth day - an inner provision you must claim in imagination before it appears in fact. Abide in your place, in your state of awareness, and let the seventh day be a deliberate rest from striving. This is covenant loyalty: a daily discipline of faith in your inner rhythm, which feeds you in ways you cannot yet see. Rest, then, is not inactivity but the recreation of your wants inside your consciousness, until your outer world is harmonized with that reality.