Leviticus 13:23 Inner Cleanliness

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider the bright spot as a fixed thought-form in your consciousness. In Neville's psychology, outer signs mirror inner states; the skin here is a symbol, and the spot's staying in one place and not spreading exposes the inner pattern you are affirming. The burning boil is the heat of resisted feeling—an agitation that would prey on your attention if you feed it. Yet the important turn is the priest: your inner I AM, the discerning awareness that can declare truth when you stop feeding the image. When you refuse to let the impression spread by endless attention, the inner priest declares you clean—your state is harmonized with health by the law of consciousness. The body becomes a faithful mirror of the inner conviction you cultivate. So the lesson is this: your reality obeys the habit of imagination you maintain. If you fix attention on the not-spreading impression but refuse to identify with fear, you are choosing the present majesty of being free. The moment you revert to the feeling of health, you witness the shift inward manifest outwardly.