From External Bread To Inner Trust

Neville's Inner Vision

Behold the line as a confession of a mind that has handed itself over to Egypt and Assyria for bread. In Neville’s psychology, these names are not places but states of consciousness: scarcity, fear, and the urge to barter security with outer powers. The “bread” becomes all you think you must have from the world to feel satisfied—the status, the approval, the safety net. To reinterpret, you don’t erase history; you revise your inner state. The I AM is the living you, the source that never withholds; when you assume that the I AM is supplying all, you are no longer dependent on counterfeit rulers. Practice a simple revision: imagine the bread coming from your own inner Source as you feel the door of your mind open to abundance. As you anchor that feeling, events in your life begin to reflect a different order of supply, and the old surrender dissolves into trust.