Inner Hunger to Nourishment

Neville's Inner Vision

Take the scene as a mirror of your own inner weather. The sighing for bread is the conscious feeling of lack you have fed into as reality, and the selling of pleasant things is your habit of trading true nourishment for temporary fixes. When the cry, 'see, O LORD, and consider,' rises in your imagination, hear it not as judgment but as an invitation from the I AM within, the awareness that witnesses all scenes. In Neville's method, you do not petition the world to change; you revise the self who experiences the world. Proclaim quietly: I am not lacking; I am the source of nourishment. I am the bread the soul seeks; I am already abundant in my consciousness. As you dwell in this revised self-image, the intensity of longing softens, and your surroundings begin to rearrange to match the new inner state. The verse thus becomes a doorway from blame to awakening, from famine to feast in consciousness, until your outer life aligns with the fullness you now hold in awareness.