Greed, Leprosy, and Inner Judgment

Neville's Inner Vision

I see Gehazi as the figure of a mind clinging to substances as proof of its worth. Elisha stands as the higher I AM within, the quiet discerner of motive. Gehazi runs after money as if wealth could complete him; the heart that accompanied his pursuit was not with him in the moment of return, and thus the symbol—leprosy—appears as a gnawing reminder that separation from the one Life cannot endure. Remember: in Neville's teaching, what you see in the outer world is the state you entertain inwardly. The leprosy is not a curse on Gehazi alone but a mirror of any thought that declares I am not enough unless I possess. The cure is simple: assume the state that you desire as already yours, and dwell there until the feeling of completion fills every cell. When you align with the inner master and honor true discernment, the vision of lack vanishes, and your world reflects perfect health and generosity, not grasping greed.