Inside Sorrowful Sustenance

Neville's Inner Vision

Your mind is the field; what the soul calls unsavoury are but thoughts needing salt—your conscious attention. The 'sorrowful meat' is not a punishment but the feed of a consciousness waiting to be renewed. The wild donkey braying for grass and the ox lowing for fodder picture your habitual appetites; you mistake the outer scarcity for final reality until you season the scene with awareness. Salt stands for the I AM present—the disciplined assumption that you are, here and now, the power to alter perception. When you revise your inner diet, you do not deny pain; you reinterpret it by assuming the fulfillment you desire. Taste returns as you treat sorrow as nourishment instead of poison, and the sense of lack dissolves as you claim fullness by your divine imagination. The inner kingdom is not built by changing events but by changing the state of consciousness that perceives them. So, through awareness and feeling it real, you convert bitter experience into a sustaining meal and discover that you are the I AM who feeds your life.