The awakened part of the mind does not wait to be found. It prepares itself and goes out to meet the source it feared was lost, and the long weeping on the neck is the reunion of what separation had only seemed to divide. A mind that believed its love was gone into exile finds that love ready, moving toward it, holding nothing back.
This is how the self and its Source finally meet, not as judgment for the years of apparent absence but as an embrace held long enough for the whole dream of loss to empty out in tears. What looked like a father lost was never lost at all.
Joseph: the awakened self that goes out to meet its Source, love that prepares itself and closes the distance
Chariot: the readiness of the willing mind, what carries it toward the reunion it once thought impossible
Father: the loving Source the mind believed lost in exile, found alive and embraced
Goshen: the meeting place where the separated self and its Source are joined, the ground of reunion