Inner Nourishment vs Lack

Neville's Inner Vision

The verse is a note on states of consciousness. The 'righteous' are those who dwell in an awareness of sufficiency, a consciousness that feeds the inner man. When you imagine from the I AM, nourishment becomes a reflection of your inner condition, not merely physical intake. The 'belly of the wicked' represents a mind caught in lack and fear, perpetually restless and unsatisfied. Thus, the apparent abundance or scarcity of meals mirrors the inner decree you give to your life. If you identify with abundance and assume the feeling of the wish fulfilled, your body and circumstances align to prove it. Conversely, dwelling in lack invites continued emptiness. The law is simple: you are the author of your experience through consciousness. Nourishment, then, is a symbol of the inner state you inhabit; feed that state, and the external world returns the sign of your inner deed. Return again to the I AM, treat every need as already provided, and you will experience the soul-satisfying eating the verse promises.