Inner Exodus: Let My People Go

Neville's Inner Vision

To the listener of inner truth, the LORD is the I AM speaking within your consciousness. Moses represents the awakened focus that enters the throne room of the inner Pharaoh—the stubborn ego clinging to fear and control. 'Let my people go' is not a historical demand but a call to liberate former states of consciousness kept in bondage by habit and doubt. The Israelites are your neglected qualities—faith, courage, worship, intuitions—who long to serve the one sovereign power, the I AM. 'That they may serve me' signals a return to alignment, where these liberated energies no longer obey the tyranny of separation but exist to fulfill the divine aim within you. Pharaoh resists because conditioned mind fears change; yet when the I AM speaks through imagination, the inner movement begins. You witness a shift: bondage loosens, inner Israelite states step forth in formation, ready to express the higher purpose. Regard every sensation of resistance as a signpost calling for release; the scene invites you to practice government by awareness rather than by impulse.