The Inner Leadership Limitation

Neville's Inner Vision

Here the words reveal not a failing of Moses, but the temple of consciousness awakening. In Neville's terms, leadership is not a single man bearing others on his shoulders; it is a state of awareness that lives in the I AM. When Moses declares I am not able to bear you myself alone, he is pointing to the inner recognition that the outer burden cannot be carried by the isolated ego. The people you seek to lead are not them out there but dispositions of your own consciousness—desire for unity, stewardship, and wiser discernment. To move forward, you do not prove your worth by piling more weight on your back; you revise your state. Assume the condition where you, as the I AM, hold the whole community in a divine, effortless coordination. In that state, you do not bear in fear or scarcity; you accept and delegate to the inner participations within you—wisdom, patience, and cooperative spirit. The not able marks the door to a higher act: the awakening that you are not the source of all burden, you are the anchor that calls forth the many aspects of creation. Practice seeing: I am the one who, in unity, carries all.