Miriam's Timbral Victory

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider the crossing of the Red Sea not as a distant historical event, but as your own inner crossing. Miriam, the prophetess, stands within your consciousness as the fearless imagination that leads the people from fear into faith. The timbrel she holds is a rhythm you can adopt: a disciplined breath and a persistent state, a cadence of gratitude that stirs the inner orchestra. The sea becoming dry ground is the moment your old limitations flatten against the sea of awareness; the horse and rider are the beliefs that threatened your freedom, cast into the waves by your present I AM. The song, 'Sing to the LORD,' is not a historical chorus but a practice of declaration: you affirm the victory you already are, and in that inner acknowledgment you are saved, redeemed, delivered. Thus, the external event becomes a reflection of your inner state. When you feel the triumph, you awaken to the truth that your circumstances are only the echo of what you believe about the self.