Inner Wonders of Exodus 11:9

Neville's Inner Vision

Pharaoh’s refusal is not a failure of your power; it is the invitation to deepen your inner art. The Lord’s statement that Pharaoh shall not hearken unto you marks the outer scene, but your real work is inside. The wonders that follow are your inner movements—moments when you hold a state of consciousness where the end is already accomplished. In Neville's terms, God is the I AM, and imagination creates reality; what you see in Egypt is only the projection of your inner conviction. So the message is not to force an external audience, but to assume and feel the fulfilled state as if it were real now. If Pharaoh resists, you revise your state: you do not argue with the outer, you quietly return to the end you seek and dwell there until it feels true. The multiplication of wonders occurs as your awareness expands, and your inner scene expands to include the desired outcome. Providence and guidance attend the one who persists in the inner witness that the wish is done.