Pharaoh's Noise Within Time

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville's imagination, Pharaoh is not a man in Egypt but a state of consciousness called dominance by external power. The cry of Pharaoh king of Egypt is but a noise in the mind, a clamor of fear and possession that has run its course. When the inner time is fulfilled, the outer show dissolves; the world’s loud claims are only an echo of a former state you no longer inhabit. Jeremiah invites you to observe that such power is never final, but a temporary appearance when your awareness has not yet awakened to its being. The appointed time is the shift you cultivate within: you cease identifying with the noise of old kingship and begin recognizing the timeless I AM that remains unaffected by pharaohs or empires. By choosing a new state of consciousness, you erase the impression that outer conditions govern your life; you feel the end of Pharaoh's reign and the dawn of your inner sovereignty, whose truth is not subject to time but to the conviction of being.