The Inner Feast of Service

Neville's Inner Vision

Numbers 18:31 speaks not of a meal, but a shift in your state of being. The ‘eating’ is the feast of awareness you claim from within, wherever you stand, for the tabernacle is the temple you carry inside. Your “service” in the tabernacle of the congregation is the daily discipline of attention—consecrating your mind to I AM, refining your inner altar, and sustaining a state of reverent presence. When you assume this elevated sense, abundance becomes your natural flavor of life; you taste security, harmony, and belonging as you would taste bread, because you are feeding on the fruits of your own disciplined consciousness. The reward, then, is not a distant prize but a living condition you bring into work, family, and community. The phrase “in every place” invites you to carry this feast beyond a specific space—into every room of your life. And “the congregation” points to the unity inside you: you, your household, and all whom you encounter share the same inner banquet. In Neville’s psychology, you do not receive a reward; you awaken to the reality that you are the steady, inner altar on which life is built.