
Proverbs 23:3 · World English Bible
Proverbs 23:3 Meaning Don’t Be Desirous of His Dainties
Don’t be desirous of his dainties, since they are deceitful food.

Proverbs 23:3 · World English Bible
Don’t be desirous of his dainties, since they are deceitful food.
The ego's finest offerings are the sweetest lies, the thoughts that promise fullness and deliver only more hunger. A mind that desires these dainties is reaching for what looks like nourishment but carries the old teaching hidden inside, that satisfaction lies outside the self and must be taken in.
From the Christian Psychology reading below.
The same verse, read by one tradition.

CHRISTIAN PSYCHOLOGY
The ego's finest offerings are the sweetest lies, the thoughts that promise fullness and deliver only more hunger. A mind that desires these dainties is reaching for what looks like nourishment but carries the old teaching hidden inside, that satisfaction lies outside the self and must be taken in. The delicacy is deceitful not because it is forbidden but because it cannot do what it promises.
To want less of what fear serves is to stop being fooled by its presentation. A mind that sees the pretty dish for the empty promise it is turns instead to what truly feeds it, the quiet nourishment of love that asks for no consuming and leaves no hunger behind.
Dainties, deceitful meat: the ego's sweetest thoughts that promise fullness and deliver hunger, nourishment that cannot feed the mind that takes it in.
Christian Psychology lens
What have I been reaching for that never once left me full?
Rich flavors dull the tongue and chasing them leaves the heart restless. The feast promises fullness and returns you hungrier.
Craving is like drinking salt water. Each sip answers the thirst for a moment and deepens it.
You search room to room for the necklace that is already around your own neck. The searching itself is the mistake.

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