Inner Feast of Purity

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of the Lord speaking to Moses as a call to the inner kitchen of your consciousness. Fat and blood are not merely foods; they are symbols of habitual states that feed the false self. Fat represents the heavy, self-satisfied energy of attachments, pride, and indulgence that dull the light of awareness. To consume such energy is to nourish a mode of living ruled by appetite rather than by the I AM that you truly are. Blood stands for life-force energized by fear, reaction, and neediness—movements of the mind that seek control and status in the world of appearances. When the text says do not eat these, it is teaching you to withhold your inner diet from lower motions and to keep your mind clear for higher offerings. The turning away of the soul means you are not shedding your substance to the old self but choosing to live by a different law—the fire of consciousness that purifies and transfigures. The ritual posture thus points to your daily practice: align with the one real life within you and offer everything that keeps you tethered to separation, hunger, and fear. In this light, the kingdom is a state of disciplined awareness rather than a collection of rules.