From Ashes to Inner Bread

Neville's Inner Vision

Your psalm is not about external sorrow, but a story of a mind clinging to a barren outcome. Eating ashes like bread signifies a belief that life is void, while mingling the drink with weeping marks an inner posture that repeats pain. In the I AM, the source of life remains untouched by such appearances. When you awaken to the truth that you are the consciousness that imagines, you can invert this scene: you do not eat ashes; you eat the bread of a new conviction, the bread of life you now claim as your own. Let the tears be warmed away by the heat of present awareness, the awareness that I AM revives, restores, and renews. The changes you seek in form begin as changes in inner posture: you are not the mourner, you are the witness of limitless life. Permit the shift, and the outer world will follow the revived inner sense into visible, harmonious expression.