Joyful Separation Feast

Neville's Inner Vision

What you call faith here is not a decree about distant events, but a transformation of your inner state. The act of separation signifies turning away from the filthiness of worldly thought and surrendering to the consciousness that you are the I AM—the source of all joy. When you align with that inner state, the feast of unleavened bread becomes a disciplined reverie in which seven days of imagined thanksgiving condition your atmosphere with joy. The statement that the Lord made them joyful is the recognition that joy is your essential nature, waiting to be acknowledged. Turning the heart of the king of Assyria is the outer world yielding to your inner decision; obstacles appear as mere appearances when your inner posture is established. Your work—the temple of God within—receives support as the world rearranges to match your inner conviction. Practice is the disciplined repetition of this state until it feels inevitable that your surroundings confirm your inner joy and purpose.