Feast of the Inner Presence

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville's ear, Luke 24:41-43 is not a report about a history meal but a revelation of the inner appetite of consciousness. The disciples, caught between doubt and longing, embody states of awareness that hunger for the tangible proof of life. Jesus' question, Have ye here any meat? becomes a mirror for the soul: What nourishes your inner identity? When they present the meal, the act of feeding is not about fish and honey so much as the willingness of the I AM to consume and be consumed by the awareness that is always present. The risen Lord, eating before them, demonstrates that the body is the instrument by which consciousness knows itself; there is no separation between spirit and sensation when imagination is recognized as the creator. The miracle is not external proof, but the awakening that the I AM within is the source of all nourishment. Hence, resurrection is a state of mind becoming visible through daily life—your inner presence feeding your outer senses, until disbelief yields to a familiar certainty.