Inner Manna and the Measure

Neville's Inner Vision

Remember, the manna is not a product of old history but the bread of your own I AM presence. The forty years spoken of are the length of your inner habituation, the time it takes for your mind to learn that presence is the law of supply. When you dwell in the I AM and imagine the end from the end, manna appears as your continuous life: a daily bread that requires no labor but faith. The omer—an tenth of an ephah—invites you to measure belief with precise faith, proportionate to your current state of consciousness. The borders of Canaan become, in your practice, the moment your inner vision aligns with experienced abundance. You are not chasing outward blessings; you are recognizing the inward decision with which you have already endowed the world. See how God’s provision follows your state of being, not the other way around. Your default is blessed; rebuild your sense of lack by re-sensing the question: I AM, what are you feeding me today?