Inner Voices of Numbers 12:1

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider Moses as the living symbol of your renewed leadership in consciousness. Miriam and Aaron are not travelers of the desert; they are the voices of yesterdays conditioning arguing against your new state. The Ethiopian wife stands for a shifted self -- an aspect of you once hidden, now embraced. The moment you hear their critique, you can identify with the old belief or consent to the reality your inner I AM is becoming. The scene is not about race or history; it is bias in your mind, fear of change, and the impulse to defend a self you think exists. When you accept the new Moses -- the higher self within -- you quiet the objection, and the inner voices diminish because you remember you are the one imagining it all. Practice: assume the new state as true now; revise the scene with you already as Moses, the married-to-self, and feel the expansion of your awareness as real.