Inner Leadership Before Moses

Neville's Inner Vision

Suppose the 250 princes are not persons in space but states within you—ambition, vanity, the longing to be seen as foremost. They rise up before Moses, symbol of the inner law you call obedience, signaling a revolt against the quiet authority you trust to govern your day. In this scene, the I AM, the I that you are, stands as the still point behind the uproar. The crowd's renown points to how a mind chooses to identify with positions of pride rather than with the inner governor. When you recognize that these figures are only thoughts, you can revise them. The faithfulness you seek is not in external acceptance but in backing the inner command of your own I AM. By seeing the scene as a movement of consciousness, you can detach the need for recognition, allow the inner Moses to reestablish order, and feel the clarity and obedience that follows. The whole drama becomes a guide to inner calibration, not a history to be judged.