Inner Prison of Destiny

Neville's Inner Vision

In the Genesis narrative, the scene of Joseph in prison is not about bricks and bars, but about your own consciousness. The master who binds him stands for the outer conditions you accept as real; the prison is a state of mind you entertain when you doubt your I AM. Yet the king's prisoners lie within you; the inner king—the true You in God—cannot be sealed by any jail. The story does not declare final despair but places Joseph on a stage in a larger drama of providence. Remember the law of imagination: you become what you assume to be. If you cling to limitation, you prolong the scene; if you revise and assume your true end, you awaken to the freedom already present in consciousness. Providence then guides your inner movements toward release, which has always existed as your essential Self, even when the outer scene seems to hold you captive.