Inner Table at the Mountain

Neville's Inner Vision

Your present consciousness, not history, is the temple. In this verse you find yourself at a table prepared for troops—doubt, fear, and the many 'numbers' you chase for security—while forgetting the holy mountain, the inner awareness that is God. The 'LORD' you forsake is your I AM, the immutable awareness that stands behind every scene. When you identify with the external pageant—the table, the drink offerings, the counting of numbers—you give power to lack and separation. But the true reader of this word knows that you can revise now: shift your attention from the image of lack to the awareness that you are one with the I AM, that the mountain of your being is sacred and unshakable. In that shift, you cease offering devotion to external idols and begin offering gratitude, faith, and living remembrance of your unity with God. The moment you align with that inner mount, the 'table' collapses into quiet harmony, and you are no longer the one who forsakes; you awaken as the one who remembers.