The I Am Bearer Of Healing

Neville's Inner Vision

On the surface, Isaiah 53:5–6 speaks of a Servant wounded for our transgressions and bruised for our iniquities, whose suffering brings our peace and healing, while we wander like sheep and the Lord lays on him the iniquity of us all. Yet in the Neville fashion, the Servant is not a distant figure but your own state of consciousness—the I AM you. The wounds and bruises signify the old self reacting to belief by insisting that separation is real. The chastisement of our peace is the inner discipline of turning attention away from lack toward wholeness, allowing your mind to settle in the truth that you are already whole. When you imagine the burden of guilt and disease laid on him, you are invited to reverse the scene: the burden is removed from your persona and placed on the one within whom all opposition dissolves. The act of belief that caused suffering is transfigured by recognition that the mind’s fault-lines are not yours to own; healing comes as you acknowledge the single, unalterable I AM behind all appearances. In this light, wandering is the mind's trick; peace is your natural state when you return to that Servant-state within.