Inner Tables of Clean Presence

Neville's Inner Vision

Isaiah’s image of tables full of vomit reveals the inner mechanism: every outward table you meet mirrors the state you entertain within. In Neville’s language, the tables are your beliefs, appetites, and judgments; the filth shows where you have allowed fear, craving, or vanity to reign. God, or the I AM, is not a distant judge but your continuous awareness. When you identify with a dirty feast, you are simply rehearsing a belief about who you are. The remedy is a deliberate revision: assume a new state of consciousness where purity, integrity, and Presence hold court. Pretend the inner banquet is clean, nourishing, and inviting, and feel that reality as already true. As you persist in that feeling, the outer tables soften, and a clean space emerges within you—the place where you can stand at last in quiet cleanliness. The verse invites you to replace attachment to external appearances with a living conviction of your inner sovereignty.