Inner Provision, Divine Presence

Neville's Inner Vision

See the verse as a law of your inner state. The meat is not food but the persistent craving of the outer man, which grows intolerable only when you forget that the LORD is within you. When you despise the LORD among you, you are disbelieving the I AM that dwells in awareness as your true self. The long month stands for a prolonged focus on lack, a waiting that keeps you in a dream of separation. You can rewrite it by turning from the object of longing toward the fact of inner presence. Assume the feeling that your supply is already yours, that the I AM is the source of every need. Speak peace to the craving, ten seconds of stillness, and let a new memory form: I am always connected to the divine, my nourishment is here and now. The shift is not in outward events but in belief. By choosing again to acknowledge God as present, the external conditions align with your revived sense of sufficiency.