Leprosy of Belief: Inner Cleansing

Neville's Inner Vision

In this interior reading, the bald head and forehead symbolize a restored seat of thought where fear and separation lodge as a believed condition. The white reddish sore is not a medical fact but a movement of your inner state—an impression your mind forms about being stained or separate from God. The priest is your inner critic or executive mind, the part that inspects your thought and declares, 'This is unclean.' When such a verdict feels true, the sense of wholeness remains blocked and the condition appears in your outer life, because the plague is in the head—inside belief produces the appearance. To transform it, you do not battle the body but revise the consciousness that births it. Assume a different self-awareness, one that knows I AM, one that accepts purity and unity with the divine. Let the image of cleanliness become your dominant assumption, and feel the truth of wholeness as if it already exists. The body then aligns with the revised state, and the impression softens or vanishes as you dwell in the awareness of your indivisible self.