The Inner Sale and Return

Neville's Inner Vision

Genesis 37:26-28 reveals a moment where fear and appetite for gain eclipse brotherhood. In Neville’s terms, that scene is not history written in ink but a state of consciousness—Judah’s question marks the belief that profit lies outside of unity. The ‘Ishmaelites’ and the pit are the inner currents that carry your dream into a foreign land: Egypt, the arena where your ideas must take form. The sale for twenty pieces of silver is the price you unconsciously assign to a shift of consciousness away from trust. You may feel the impulse to externalize your good, to turn from the inner wholeness that Joseph, your divine idea, represents. Yet the truth is that Joseph never left your inner kingdom—he is always the I AM within you. To reinterpret, choose now to revise the scene: assume Joseph is already safe and alive in the house of your true purpose; feel that you own the plan and the channels that bring it forth. Inhabit the final outcome in your imagination, and let the outer scene follow.