Inner Exodus: Obedience Becomes Freedom

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of the LORD's command to Moses and Aaron as your inner impulses given form by the I AM. To obey is to consent to the inner direction you already know, and to act as if it is done. The exodus described is not merely a beginning in history but a shift of your state of consciousness: out of bondage of fear, limitation, and memory into a liberated sense of self that proceeds by your faculties—faith, imagination, and decision. The selfsame day is the instant you refuse contradiction and commit to the inner command; the armies of disciplined thought, steady feeling, and decisive action align to carry you out of the land of limitation. Deliverance is not a distant event but a waking to your true I AM-sense. You are already free in the realm of consciousness; the world merely reflects that release when you fully claim it. Obedience, then, is not servitude but the recognition and acceptance of your divine self.