Inner Light in Exodus 10:23

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the I AM, the three days of darkness are not an external event but a mental climate you permit by identifying with lack. Egypt’s darkness is the habit of fearful thoughts that keep you from noticing your own abundance; Israel’s light is the state of consciousness that remains unshaken when appearances dim. The line 'They saw not one another' reveals that in the realm of separation perception grows dim, yet 'the children of Israel had light in their dwellings' shows that when you dwell in the awareness of your true self, your atmosphere glows from within. The light is not granted from outside but enacted by the revision of your inner state: assume, I AM, already present as light. Let the I AM be your dwelling's lamp; refuse to identify with lack, and you will observe inner doors opening, guidance appearing, and the sense of salvation becoming your routine perception. Providence and Presence are not distant; they are the steady awareness of who you are. This is liberation—salvation from limitation—made real in consciousness.