Atonement and Reintegration

Neville's Inner Vision

In the inner life, Miriam represents a cast-out aspect of consciousness—an impression or feeling taken as dead. Aaron’s plea and Moses’ petition to heal mirror the I AM within you calling on divine Knowing to restore. The seven-day isolation is a disciplined pause, a mental revision where you do not abandon the self but wait, revise, and renew the sense of wholeness. The directive that she be readmitted after the period is your mind’s law of reintegration: when you align with the truth that there is only one Life, your inner camp moves as one again. The miracle is not distant but internal: healing arrives the moment belief surrenders its false judgment and accepts oneness. Embrace this scene with the certainty that mercy is the active principle of your consciousness, and restoration follows as naturally as breath when you hold to the I AM and the imagined return of unity.