Remember Bondage, Claim Freedom

Neville's Inner Vision

The bondage in Egypt is not a geography but a state of consciousness—the locked pattern of thinking that has held you in lack, fear, or limitation. When you read, 'remember you were a bondman,' you are being told to revisit your old self with the intention of transfiguring it. The 'LORD thy God redeemed thee' is your I AM, the eternal, unconditioned awareness that rescues you from the dream of separation. Redemption is not a future release but a present recognition: you are already the one who has been freed from the prison of old assumptions; the command 'this day' is an invitation to decide, here and now, what you will inhabit. By recalling bondage, you awaken the contrast that motivates a renewed inner state. Your attention shifts from the story of lack to the consciousness of abundance, and the act of remembrance becomes a springboard for faith in your own creative power. In this light, salvation is the daily art of adjusting your inner state until it reflects the truth you seek.