Egypt as Inner Captivity

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Neville's method, Egypt is a state of consciousness—comfort, control, and reliance on outward images rather than the inner I AM. Noph, the waste and desolation, signals when a mental construction has exhausted its meaning and must yield to truth. The very fair heifer becomes destruction when the wind from the north—truth, awareness—arrives; the danger is not a distant disaster but the collapse of the familiar picture. The hired men and fatted bullocks are the beliefs, habits, and appetites that appear to empower the life you live, yet they turn back under the pressure of a new visitation. Your spiritual day of judgment is the inner disruption that forces you to see that you are not a passenger in a ruined realm but the sovereign consciousness that creates it. The north wind is not an enemy; it is the piercing clarity of awareness that pulls you out of the image of captivity and into the I AM, the unchanging man's true state. By choosing this state, you revise the vision and invite liberation from every Egypt.