Inner Scarcity, Outer Signals

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Ezekiel’s vision, the breaking of the staff of bread is not a decree upon a city separated from you, but a disclosure of your own inner state. When your awareness has fallen into a belief that life must be gulped down by weight and measured by scarcity, you set up a scene where bread and water disappear from delight and become commodities to be rationed. The words 'in Jerusalem' signify the place within you where you stand in control or lack; the astonishment is your sudden awakening to the power you have neglected. Yet the remedy is simple: return to the I AM, the awareness that is the true source of supply. Assume the feeling: I AM the bread, I AM the water, I provide abundantly now. Do not resist the appearance; revise it by feeling that the state you seek is already present. In this inner revision, the siege dissolves as your mind shifts from fear to confidence, from lack to inexhaustible abundance, and what you perceived as external scarcity becomes the fruit of your inner conviction.