Bread From Heaven Within Mind

Neville's Inner Vision

Your fathers ate manna in the wilderness and perished; so too do you forgetful ones chase outer sustenance, thinking it grants lasting life. Yet the bread which cometh down from heaven is not a crumb on the tongue but a consciousness that nourishes from within. The body does not determine life; the I AM that thou art is the living bread. When you 'eat' this bread in imagination, you align with a you that never dies, not by denying death but by claiming a continuous, unbroken presence. The old story of scarcity dissolves as you dwell in the awareness that you are already that which gives life to all things. In practice, feel the sensation of being nourished by the I AM, not by offerings outside. As you assume the feeling of the bread—presence, sufficiency, and perpetual youth—the sense of lack falls away and death loses its sting. The manna is memory; the heavenly bread is realized consciousness. The former keeps you in the wilderness; the latter reveals the promised land inside.