Seven Days of Inner Return

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville, this passage is a window into the inner court of the I AM. The 'LORD' is the awareness that governs Moses—the inner governor of your life—and the 'shaming' of Miriam is a moment when a belief has separated from the divine order. The seven days out of the camp symbolize a cooling-off of outward identification, a temporary withdrawal from the field of activity so the mind can re-align with its true center. Rather than punishment, it is a natural pause in which a consciousness believed to be separated gathers itself and asks to be received back into the circle of life. When the inner voice declares reintegration, the limitation is dissolved and the self can return to its rightful place in the 'camp' of consciousness. The practical teaching: shift your sense of self from the narrative of separation into the awareness that you are always the I AM, capable of being restored to wholeness in the very moment you choose alignment.