Inner Compassion Practice Matthew 25:35-36

Neville's Inner Vision

These verses invite you to awaken to the truth that you are the I AM, the awareness behind every hungry, thirsty, or imprisoned image. When you imagine feeding the hungry, you are not merely feeding another; you are rehearsing the feeling that you already possess fulfillment within. The outer acts of mercy then become signs that your internal state has shifted. Hunger becomes intention; thirst becomes longing satisfied by the presence you insist upon in yourself. By assuming you are the giver and the receiver, by feeling it as real now, you reframe the scene: the stranger is you, the jailed is your fear, and mercy flows from the only power you acknowledge—your own awakening. This is not philanthropy apart from spirit but the turning of your mind toward abundance. In such revision, Matthew 25:35-36 ceases to be a distant admonition and becomes a lived, current fact in your inner life, a demonstration that you are the source of every act you see.