Jordan Dips to Inner Renewal

Neville's Inner Vision

In the Jordan of your own consciousness, the demand of the prophet becomes not a history lesson but a map. Naaman's healing begins when he heeds the word of God within and lowers himself into the stream of his own awareness seven times. Each submersion is a deliberate revision of a locked belief the idea that you are bound by illness, age, or limitation. The I AM, that inner governor you call God, attends to the action, not to the argument. As you immerse yourself in trust and repeat the movement, the old identity dissolves and a new sensation of life, like a child's flesh, returns. The seven is not superstition but a rhythm of faith: a complete withdrawal of the old perception, a return to purity, and a fresh contact with the vitality that remains when you stop insisting on limitation. Obedience here is not subservience but alignment with the inner truth that you are already clean, already restored, already whole in consciousness.