Turn Within: The Burning Bush Moment

Neville's Inner Vision

Imagine Moses not as a distant figure, but as a state of consciousness inside you. The bush that burns and is not consumed is the sign that a divine idea lives within awareness, not something seen with the eyes but felt as inner movement. Moses asks to turn aside, which is your cue to redirect attention from outward appearances to the inner light. In this light, the world is a mirror of your inner state: the more you linger on the surface, the less you perceive; the moment you choose to turn aside, you invite the Presence to present itself as I AM here and now. The bush burns without being consumed because the flame is the vitality of consciousness, not a force to destroy. Your vocation, your prophecy, is already within you as a living possibility; you awaken it by assuming its reality, feeling it as real, and acting from the inner conviction that you are that which you seek. When you do, the 'great sight' becomes your perception of life from the inside out.