Inner Pharaoh, Inner Truth

Neville's Inner Vision

Genesis 12:18-19 shows the moment when the outer story presses the inner state to the light. Pharaoh’s question, 'What is this that thou hast done unto me?' is the I AM speaking to the dreamer who believed in lack and separation, a mind that acted as if Sarai were merely a sister for expedience. The deception arises from a private belief in fear— that to possess safety, one must bend truth. Yet the I AM does not judge; it reveals the misalignment and unsettles the ego’s plan, forcing a decisive turn. When Abram says ‘she is my sister,’ he has split unity into parts; the inner masculine and feminine aspects are not harmonized into one reality. Pharaoh’s decree to send them away is the universe’s corrective nudge, showing that a state of deception cannot persist in the kingdom of truth. The remedy is to return to faith: to realize that the wife—the inner unity of truth within you— is safeguarded by the I AM. In your own consciousness, this scene becomes a call to fidelity to truth, not to fear.