Goshen Within: Exemption Reality

Neville's Inner Vision

Exodus 9:26 places a peculiar distinction before the eye: a land not touched by the hail of judgment. In Neville's psychology, Goshen isn't a place on a map but a state of consciousness you can enter now. It is the I AM awareness that chooses to register the world through protection rather than threat. When you dwell in Goshen, you are not denying the storm; you are refusing to be moved by it. The hail represents outer conditions—tests, fear, lack—that would disrupt your inner peace. But by identifying with the presence of God within, you set a boundary line that keeps disturbance at bay. Providence and mercy operate through your steadiness of attention; you feel guarded and supported because you are consciously one with the Source. So the land of Goshen is your present, inner city of awareness, where the external hail cannot override your sense of safety and purpose. Practice this by assuming your exemption, revising any fear, and letting the feeling of real protection sink in until it feels undeniable.