Inner Sight Manifest

Neville's Inner Vision

Jesus’ response invites us to see the blind man not as a punishment story but as a symbol of a closed heart, a state of consciousness waiting to awaken. The disciples seek cause in the world; the Master redirects to the action of God in consciousness. In Neville’s terms, the blindness is a mental condition, a limit imposed by a habitual assumption about self and life. It exists so that the power of the I AM—the living awareness within you—can disclose its works. The miraculous is not an exception but the normal operation of imagination turned firmly inward. When you accept that nothing has happened to you but your own consciousness, you invite healing into form. The delay ends the moment you revise the scene: God’s works are manifest through your inner state, not through external injury. So, turn from blame, feel that the divine presence already declares you healed. Your "sight" becomes the evidence that the appearances were designed to be transformed by inner decree.