Inner Echoes of Genesis 50:26

Neville's Inner Vision

To the inner I AM, Genesis 50:26 speaks not of a corpse in a tomb but of a completed chapter within the self. Joseph’s death at one hundred and ten marks the closing of a phase in the dream of identity, a phase that believed in a bondage of forms in Egypt. The embalming is the inner act by which memory preserves what has been learned, a respectful sealing of that achievement in the field of consciousness so the soul may move unseen toward its next instruction. The coffin in Egypt signals a place where the outer story remains, while the inner life remains free, intact, ready for Providence to unfold the next scene. Remember: the biblical pages are states of consciousness; death is a shift of state, not extinction. Your own life follows the same law—as you stop living as a limited character, you awaken to a higher sense of being that fulfilled the promise once whispered by a dreamt memory. The death of the old self does not erase the beloved narrative; it makes possible the arrival of a new, more abundant expression of the I AM.