Healing Inner Israel Now

Neville's Inner Vision

Within Hosea’s terse summons, I hear the I AM speaking to my own consciousness. The line 'When I would have healed Israel' declares that the moment I decide to be whole, my inner atmosphere shows what remains unhealed. The 'iniquity of Ephraim' and the 'wickedness of Samaria' are not other people but the stubborn patterns of thought that pretend to security while withholding true integrity. The 'falsehood' I tolerate, the 'thief' that slips in through fear, and the 'troop of robbers' that ravage my peace—these are inner movements that reveal themselves when I turn my attention to healing. Healing is not a battle with them, but a shift of consciousness toward the truth that I am already complete, here and now. When I dwell in the awareness that the I AM is the sole reality, those patterns lose their power and the outer scene reflects the inner law of wholeness. I am the healer of my own state; the verse invites me to align with that truth until it becomes my lived experience.