Bread By Measure: Inner Vision

Neville's Inner Vision

What Ezekiel records is not a future famine invading Jerusalem, but a disclosure of your inner terrain. The 'staff of bread' represents your supply, your power to sustain yourself by belief. When it is broken, you are being shown that you have leaned on external systems instead of the I AM within. The command to eat by weight and drink by measure with astonishment reveals the accustomed, anxious mind gnawing at scarcity. In Neville's vocabulary, the external circumstance is the content of your inner states in motion. You or I are the one who imagines, and the world answers according to that assumption. Therefore, you can revise the scene by returning to the awareness that the I AM is your only source, and that supply is a present, not a future condition. As you dwell in the feeling of "I AM," choose a new assumption: abundance is already ours; I am fed, I am provided for, and every need is measured by love, not fear. The famine becomes a faculty of alertness, inviting you to assert the reality of your inner kingdom here and now.