Inner Bread, Leaven Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine the ship as your current state of consciousness and the missing bread as a sign you have forgotten the inner sustenance. The warning about the leaven is not yeast in a basket but the ferment of thought—the belief systems of Pharisees and Herod that keep you doubting your sufficiency. When you identify with lack, you feed that leaven and drift toward fear-fed conclusions. But the I AM, your awareness, is the true loaf that feeds all being. To know this is to revise your sense of reality: assume abundance, feel it as present, and let the outer appearances bow to the inner proof. The practice is simple: in quiet, declare I am the bread of life within; I am sufficient now. As you dwell in that assurance, the ideas of scarcity lose their hold, and you move from mortal reasoning to kingdom presence.