The Inner River Revelation

Neville's Inner Vision

From the Neville Goddard vantage, the Egyptians are the state of consciousness that yearns for life through external rivers. The smiting of the river is the moment when the belief that life comes from outside is interrupted; the river you seek becomes a symbol of your inner flow that you have wrongly deemed blocked. Digging round about the river is the habit of looking to people, laws, or circumstances for relief, while the living current remains within your own I AM. Seven days is not a historical clock but the mind’s rhythmic testing, during which attention may wander to the external reservoir; yet the inner field has already been stirred. The external drought is an invitation to a simple inner revision: I am the source of life; this river of consciousness operates at all times. Hold that assumption, or rather feel it, and let the imagined water surge within you. When you claim the inner river, the external dryness dissolves because your state of consciousness has shifted; you are no longer separated from the living water of awareness.