Dry Ground, Inner Sea

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of the Israelites as the living states of your own consciousness. The dry ground in the midst of the sea is the moment you assent to a new assumption, a fresh inner ground upon which you walk while old conditions of fear stand dissolved. The sea's walls—the waters on either side—are the structures of thought that once boxed you in; when you dwell in the I AM, those walls become harmless, airy companions that frame your freedom rather than imprison you. The path through is not an external miracle; it is the inner conviction that you are now the one who walks through yesterday's doubt. Moses, the faithful voice within, points to your royal self—the spiritual being who commands by decree and feeling. Rest in this awareness and the dry ground appears wherever you presently hold the conviction 'I am free now.' Deliverance is your own choosing, carried by your awareness, not by outward circumstance.