Inner Manna From Heaven

Neville's Inner Vision

I tell you, the clouds and doors of heaven in this psalm are not distant weather but inner states of consciousness. When you imagine the sky parting, you are rehearsing the moment your awareness realizes it can command its own weather and supply. The manna is not food for the body alone; it is the 'angels' food' of belief and feeling that your I AM is eternally acquainted with abundance. To eat the corn of heaven is to affirm that fullness is your natural state, not a reward after struggle. The 'bread' and 'meat' symbolize the constancy of divine ideas pouring into your mind, nourishing every desire and intention. As you live from that awareness—knowing that you are fed by the God within—you cease seeking from without and begin accepting from within. The act of feeding becomes a recognition of your own inner pantry, stocked by mercy and grace, prepared by Providence and guided by your own settled I AM. In short, the verse invites you to dwell in the conviction that you are sustained by the divine presence that you are.