Inner Exodus: I Am Awakening

Neville's Inner Vision

Pharaoh here embodies the stubborn habit in your consciousness that asks, 'Who shall go?' The Israelites represent the united powers of desire within you—every generation of intention, every longing—assembled to celebrate the I AM as the source of life. When Moses declares that all—young and old, children and livestock—will go to hold a feast unto the LORD, the inner state is revised from mere plans to a decisive stance of liberation. Pharaoh’s retort, ‘Let the LORD be with you … and your little ones,’ points to old fears that the divine must be escorted by doubt and that certain possibilities remain behind; it exposes the ego’s reluctance to include every aspect of self in the act of realization. The command, ‘go now ye that are men,’ reveals the rational mind insisting on solo effort. The moment invites a revision: align the entire consciousness to the I AM and allow the feast of freedom to commence within, so outward life naturally follows from this inner alignment.