Inner Providence Remembered

Neville's Inner Vision

Think of Joseph's words as speaking from the I AM within you. The brothers' blame is an outward drama; the inner movement is the recognition that 'God did send me before you to preserve life' means the consciousness you call God has placed you in every scene for a sacred purpose. Reconciliation begins when you stop resisting the inevitable alignment of events with your highest good. The 'sold me' moment is not punishment but a symbolic placement of your awareness into a position where you can influence outcomes for good. When you realize that the whole sequence of appearances is the activity of the I AM arranging life, guilt falls away and gratitude rises. That is, you are not a victim of circumstance but its conductor, awakening a plan that preserves life through your improved feeling and choice. In Neville's terms, imagination is the causal power that births the outer scene. The sense of separation dissolves as you affirm that the divine plan operates through you now, guiding relationships, forgiveness, and healing in your world.