Inner Lament of the Nations

Neville's Inner Vision

Verse speaks not of geography but of states of consciousness. The 'daughters of the nations' are the many voices of your own mind—doubts, fears, and old identities—that lament the image of power you have held as Egypt. When the Lord GOD speaks as I AM awareness, it signals that this power is only a belief in separation. The lament is thus the inner accounting that reveals how you have projected lack and control. Yet the movement itself is not punishment but a call to shift. In Neville terms, you revise the scene by acknowledging that you created both exile and exodus with imagination. See Egypt as a stubborn image of limitation that you no longer serve, and affirm, I AM consciousness, the sole source of all life and return. As you dwell in that feeling of the wish fulfilled, the old order dissolves and the inner kingdom rises. The lament becomes a doorway, turning sorrow into a sense of renewal and the awareness that you are always at home in God.