Captain Within, Return to Egypt

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through the I AM, the scene is not about generals and distances, but about your own inner leadership and the choice to remain in bondage or surge into freedom. The 'they' who propose a captain are the restless thoughts seeking a plan outside the self; 'Egypt' is the memory of limitation that still governs feeling. When you hear them say, Let us make a captain, know you are hearing your own belief that you must be guided by an outer power. The true captain is a state of consciousness you can assume now: I am the captain of my experience; I am led by the I AM, which is awareness itself. The remedy is simple: refuse the outer command and assume the inner arena of your freedom. Stand in the I AM as the captain now; feel the feeling of leadership and direction; imagine you are already in the promised land, seeing the path as clear. The moment you embody this inner captain, the outer scene shifts to reflect your new state. Imagination creates reality; the scene changes as you revise the belief.