Exodus 15:9-10 Inner Deliverance

Neville's Inner Vision

From the I AM within you, the 'enemy' in Exodus 15:9-10 is not a man but a state of consciousness—fear in pursuit, insisting it will overtake you. The boastful line, 'I will pursue, I will overtake,' is the mind clinging to past conditions, a script that would divide the present from perception. Watch it, as if you are watching someone else, and do not identify with it. Then comes the wind of God—the I AM—that stirs the currents of your mind, not to punish, but to reveal what is true: your awareness is the agent of change. The sea that covers the pursuer is your subconscious submitting to your assumed state. When you assume the feeling of being free now, the image dissolves; the old pursuit sinks like lead, and you stand upon the shore of a new inner certainty. The deliverance you seek is an immediate experiential knowing, a consciousness liberated from fear, guided by Providence in every moment. Your imagination creates reality; thus, the apparent threat is dissolved by the act of your inner acceptance.