Inner Egypt, Fall of Counsel

Neville's Inner Vision

Verse 19:3 invites you to observe your inner weather. The 'spirit of Egypt' is a state of mind clinging to external counsel, fear, and habitual doubt. When that belief falters, the mind turns to substitutes—the idols, charmers, familiar spirits, and wizards—images of power outside the self. But the verse says, I will destroy the counsel thereof, which in Neville's language means the old mental pattern can be dissolved by a new assumption: you are the I AM, the awareness that creates. The events are inner movements, not distant punishments: as you revise your sense of who rules, the need for outer guidance fades. Practice the stance that the I AM is the only true counselor, and let imagined experiences confirm it. When you feel the reality of being guided from within, the idols collapse, the spell of Egypt breaks, and the dream of exile gives way to the return of awareness. Your life becomes a manifestation of the realized I AM, here and now.