Confession as Inner Turning

Neville's Inner Vision

Pharaoh’s hasty admission is not merely a guilty confession; it is a visible sign of an inner turning of the state. In Neville's terms, the ‘sin’ is a misalignment within the I AM, and the confession marks the moment the mind awakens to a different governor—the LORD, the God of awareness within. When you hear those words, hear them as your own waking to the truth that you are the I AM that creates your world. The act of saying 'I have sinned' becomes the revision: you choose to realign your consciousness with the life that is truly yours. The moment carries a practical invitation: shift your attention from the risk of punishment to the certainty of your inner God, and watch the outer conditions respond as if they followed that new inner state. The shift is immediate when you accept responsibility for your inner state and consent to the I AM as ruler of your reality.