It Shall Be Well: Inner Journey

Neville's Inner Vision

In this scene the Shunammite is your inner state of faith. The bed of the man of God is the resting place of truth within the mind where a vital desire lies asleep until awakened. Her act of laying the child there is the decision to center the dream in divine awareness rather than in the outer world of conditions. The husband and the donkey represent the outward supports and habits of the waking life, powerful yet insufficient to bring healing until the mind consents. When she declares that it shall be well she makes a pure assumption, a feeling of reality that does not argue with appearances. The journey toward the man of God is the movement of attention toward the Source, Mount Carmel the summit of vision where the inner judge and servant become your own inner faculties. The moment the prophet recognizes her from afar indicates that the inner state has already been seen and responded to by the I AM. Trust that your inner outline is already fulfilled in imagination, and the outer events merely reflect it.