Inner Exodus: Final Shift

Neville's Inner Vision

All the told events are not history but a demonstration of inner states. Pharaoh is the stubborn ego, Egypt the bondage of limitation in your mind. When the voice declares one more plague and your release, it is your I AM announcing the shift of consciousness. The instruction to borrow jewels is a symbolic act: you are claiming the riches of your own inner kingdom—the gifts, talents, and resources already present in your consciousness. The favor God gives the people in the sight of the Egyptians is the favorable alignment of your inner States toward your desire, as if the subconscious hosts you with grace. Moses, and all the witnesses, stand in the land as those who are very great in the sight of Pharaoh’s servants; in Neville’s terms, this is the established, ordered state of awareness you have cultivated that can move the ego. And the final thrust out—being thrust out altogether—signifies the old self's complete transcendence, the end of bondage. So the scene is not a miracle out there; it is your inner world rearranging itself when you assume and feel the truth of liberation.