Noon Dining With Joseph

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine Genesis 43:15-17 as the moment when your inner man, Joseph, greets your outer fears. The brothers standing before the house represent states of consciousness that have come to terms with a deeper order. Benjamin in their midst is the childlike quality within you that remains loyal to truth; together they bring forth money—double money—symbol of twofold assurance from your I AM that the past is paid in full. When the ruler bids them stay and dine at noon, this is not a literal meal, but a communion with the Self that knows you are already fed by Providence. The invitation announces that you are no longer distant from abundance; you are invited into the inner hall where presence of God abides. The Joseph of your mind is the inner governor who welcomes you; the house is your thinking, and the man who brings them in is your own disciplined awareness. Practically, this scene says: assume you are already at the table of your higher self, allowed to prosper, and let generosity flow from the recognition that you and your supply are one in the I AM.