Room for the Inner Supper

Neville's Inner Vision

In Neville's tongue: The 'servant' is your imagination, the 'lord' is the I AM, and the 'house' is your state of consciousness. There is 'room' because the mind is not exhausted by a single achievement; it is capable of holding more when you awaken to a larger version of yourself. When you are told to 'go into the highways and hedges,' you are invited to seek the neglected corners of your mind—those beliefs you deem outside the domain of your current feast. To 'compel them to come in' is to hold fast to the assumption that your wish is already realized, to persist in the feeling of the wish fulfilled until it reorders every part of your inner life. The remark that none of those invited shall taste the supper if they remain is a warning: cling to old forms and you deny yourself the banquet of the new state. So, the practice is to realize there is room for more in your inner room, and to invite all aspects into alignment with the fulfilled state by conscious assumption and feeling.