Inside the Shadow of Egypt

Neville's Inner Vision

To Isaiah, the walk down into Egypt is not a geographical itinerary but a trial consciousness seeking safety in the outer rather than the I AM within. The 'strength of Pharaoh' stands for the belief that external power can secure you, while the inner voice—the mouth of God within—is ignored. In Neville's terms, you are the I AM, and imagination is the instrument by which you co-create your life. When you identify with fear, you lean on forms—institutions, wealth, status—and forget that reality is a function of awareness. The remedy is to turn from the shadow to the light of inner guidance: ask internally what you truly desire, revise the scene in consciousness, and feel the assured presence of the I AM guiding every step. If you catch yourself planning your salvation as an external act, recast the frame: you are not seeking safety in Egypt but discovering that you already are safe because you are the living consciousness of God. Your life then becomes a demonstration of trust rooted in I AM, not in Pharaoh.