Inner Aid and Stillness

Neville's Inner Vision

Reading Isaiah 30:5-7 through the Goddard lens is an invitation to awareness. Egypt stands for the old mind clinging to outer supports rather than the I AM within. The south land with its beasts and caravans represents restless thoughts and energy misdirected toward things that cannot profit the soul. Yet the call is for turning the gaze inward. When you acknowledge the I AM as your true power, the entire scene rearranges itself. Fearful seeking yields to imagined certainty; inner rest becomes the magnet to draw realignment, resources, and resolve. The line about their strength being to sit still means the most potent action is inner stillness and steadfast awareness. By assuming the reality of your inner self as the source, you revise outward conditions through the power of imagination. The exile and return become the soul returning to awareness, and suffering becomes a signal to reframe belief from lack to sufficiency.