Bondage Of The Mind Exodus 6:9

Neville's Inner Vision

Exodus 6:9 presents a scene where the outer world bears witness to a deeper inner state. The Israelites are the embodied mind pressed by fear, pain, and the sense of bondage; Moses is the inner voice of truth offering a liberated possibility. The moment shows that freedom does not come from arguing the facts but from revising the state itself. Your consciousness—not external conditions—is the true stage. When you are in 'anguish of spirit' and feel the grip of 'cruel bondage,' you cannot hear the invitation to freedom; the inner Moses is hushed by the clamor of limitation. Neville teaches that God is I AM—awareness that can choose any state it desires. To transform, you do not change people but change your state. Assume the feeling of your desired liberty, revise the scene as if it is already done, and let the inner voice speak clearly again. Soon the outward circumstances align with your new inner reality, and you hear not the static of doubt but the quiet, assured memory of freedom.