The Inner Son Release

Neville's Inner Vision

In this passage, the Pharaoh represents stubborn habits of the mind resisting freedom. Israel, the son, embodies the I AM within you, the awakened awareness longing to serve. The call to perform wonders is a reminder that your imaginative faculties and inner movements are your power tools: you must exercise them until inner resistance yields. The line about hardening Pharaoh’s heart signals that the ego will resist release, not as punishment but as a signal to witness and let go of old patterns. When you declare that the son must go to serve, you are affirming your true nature’s sovereignty—your inner I AM—over the egoic attachments that bind you. The consequence spoken of is the natural result of clinging to limitation; the inner drama, when seen and revised, brings the soul into action through imagination and will. Thus, release is the result of conscious alignment with the I AM, not a future event but a realized present truth.