Inner Flight of Integrity

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner theatre, Joseph represents the I AM within you, steadfast and unpersuadable. The repeated pleas of the outer voice are a fluctuation of lack and fear, trying to dress itself as reality. Joseph’s refusal is the moment the inner state chooses its own vitality over appearances. Going into the house to do his business symbolizes the inner work you perform when you align with your true order, regardless of external watchfulness. The garment she grabs is the old sign of identity—an outer token of bondage—that you cast aside when you choose the indwelling authority of the I AM. The flight is not escape from a person but a liberation from a belief that you are diminished. Your task is to awaken to the I AM presence, answer temptation with a quiet no, and then affirm your true nature—purity, integrity, and obedience to the inner law that you are consciousness, not the world’s story.