Crumbs of Covenant Faith

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner theatre, the 'bread' is the living word of awareness—the supply of life, wisdom, and healing that belongs to the Son/Daughter of God within. The 'children' are those anchored in the awareness of self as I AM; the 'dogs' are any stray beliefs persisting outside that state. The sentence of constraint is not a denial, but a moment of inner testing, to awaken humility and expectancy. The woman, recognizing the truth she knows from within, does not plead for power but for alignment—mercy moving within the law of consciousness. Her reply, 'crumbs,' is the recognition that even the fraction of inner truth can nourish a whole consciousness when approached with faith. By identifying with the master's table—the universal provision that already is but not yet realized in her outer life—she activates an inner dynamic: a revision of lack into abundance, a shift from separation to covenant loyalty. When you hold to a single truth with humility and insistence, the inner supply flows outward as healing, grace, and wholeness.