Frogs at the Inner Threshold

Neville's Inner Vision

Take the scene as a parable of your inner life. The river is the current of consciousness in which images arise. The frogs are not external creatures; they are movements of thought and feeling that leap into every room of your awareness—your house, your bed, the ovens where you feed your body, the kneading troughs where you form your daily habits. The invasion shows how a state of mind, once formed, seeks to occupy all spaces, even those you hold most private and sacred. When Pharaoh-like resistance remains, the inner kingdom experiences judgments in the form of persistent impressions. Yet the key is not to battle the frogs but to shift the inner state that called them forth. By identifying as the I AM—your true awareness—you do not erase phenomena; you transform the orbit of consciousness so that the frogs dissolve back into the river and the home returns to order. So deliverance comes as revision: imagine the scene from the vantage of the I AM, and declare that your life is governed by your awareness, which makes and unmakes forms.