Inner Healing in John 5:6-7

Neville's Inner Vision

Wholeness here is not found by chasing an outside spring but by inner realization. Jesus’ question Wilt thou be made whole is God within asking you to identify with a new state of I AM-awareness. The impotent man’s reply—I have no man to put me into the pool—reveals the old belief: healing comes from external help and timing. In truth, the water represents the turning of life by belief, and every 'another' that steps before you is a habit of thought that denies your inherent nature. When you accept a different assumption, you disengage from the waiting game and place your faith in your own inner man. The healing occurs the moment you declare, internally and emotionally, 'I am whole now,' because you are the I AM that experiences and expresses life. Allow the inner witness to feel the relief, the energy flow, and the sense of being complete, independent of any helper outside you. The pool dissolves as you align with a single truth: you are already complete in God.