Exodus 4:1 Meaning Moses Answered

The newly awakened leading faculty in a person doubts that the lower powers will accept it, fearing the crowd of ordinary impulses will neither trust the inner testimony nor bend to it. When a higher awareness first stirs and prepares to govern the multitude within, it meets its own hesitation: the suspicion that the unawakened faculties will deny that any deeper presence has shown itself at all. This is the inward resistance that greets every rising of the higher self, the voice within that questions whether the rest of the person will heed it or dismiss the awakening as nothing. The one appointed to lead the inner multitude first has to face its own unbelief that the vision was real.

The future a person swears they already know is usually one old memory they never went back to check.

A rejection that has not happened yet runs a body exactly like one that has. A single rebuff from those same people, decades old and never retested, had hardened into a feeling of certainty, and he set that against what Yahweh had just told him and believed the older evidence. Certainty sets the state, the state writes the objection, and the objection leaves the mouth sounding like information.

A fence like that gets mistaken for the horizon, and a man stops walking long before the ground ends. It comes down only by being walked through once, in front of the people it was built to predict, because certainty of that kind yields to nothing but newer references. Leave it up and the work still gets done, by a brother willing to speak.