Inner Nourishment for the Self

Neville's Inner Vision

Isaiah's command to feed the hungry, clothe the naked, and not hide from your own flesh is not a distant decree but a demonstration of how consciousness works. The hungry are states of lack inside you; the naked are your thoughts uncovered to fear and doubt. When you assume you already feed and clothe, you are not performing kindness to others so much as revising your inner state. You imagine the world as an expression of your I AM, and the outside becomes a mirror of your inner generosity. To hide from thine own flesh is to deny the oneness you share with all life; it is to pretend separation where there is only one rhythm. So practice from now: dwell in the feeling that you are generous, that every act of mercy is already done in you; let that feeling fill your consciousness and bleed into perception. As you persist, the 'hungry' and the 'naked' dissolve into your sense of self, and the world responds as living proof of your assumed end.