Inner Egypt: Forty Years

Neville's Inner Vision

This vision is not merely a forecast about a distant land but a drama of consciousness. I am the I AM behind every decree, and Egypt here represents a state of mind—ruined, bounded by boundaries, and scattered within itself. The desolation and forty years mark a pause of imagination, a necessary clearing away of old pictures so a brighter pattern may form. The rivers and borders symbolize inner boundaries I have set; the tower of Syene to the Ethiopian edge denotes the wide reach of my habitual thought. When I claim this as my inner condition, external evidence loosens its grip and I am free to revise from within. The dispersion of the Egyptians is the breaking up of fixed identities until I awaken to my true self—the I AM—who can reorder perception and invite restoration. Thus judgment becomes a doorway to a higher alignment and lasting inner peace.