Unleavened Offering of I AM

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the I AM teaching, Leviticus 2:11 declares that your offering must be unleavened and unsweetened—free from any inner yeast of fear, pride, or striving, and from the honeyed longing that promises fulfillment through externals. The law is not about historical ritual but about your inner state when you present your life to God, which is your own awareness. Leaven stands for thoughts that ferment into worry and egoic self-importance; honey stands for the sweet belief that happiness comes from outer pleasures. When you purify your consciousness of these substances, you present a perfect, untampered offering to the Lord—the I AM within you. In this view, the offering is burned by fire, meaning it is transformed by your imagination into a higher state of consciousness. The Lord, being the I AM, is the awareness that receives your act and returns it as reality. Therefore, your creative act is always inward: to revise your state until your inner altar resonates with purity, and what you imagine becomes your lived experience.