Luke 13:12-13 Inner Healing Declared

Neville's Inner Vision

Read as a Neville reader, the scene is an inner drama in which you are both subject and author. The infirmity is a stubborn belief about yourself—perhaps weakness, pain, or limitation—that you have consented to as real. When the I AM, your true self, notices this belief and calls it to attention, the spell loosens. The 'loosed from thine infirmity' is not an event happening to you, but a recognition that you are not governed by that belief. The laying on of hands is the moment the consciousness that you are whole makes contact with the illusion, a soft compression of attention that settles into alignment. Immediately you become straight, not by force but by the truth of your nature asserting itself; you feel a surge of vitality, and you praise God because you recognize you are divine. The mercy here is the sudden grace of awareness—the grace you always possess. The healing is the natural outcome of waking to the truth that you are I AM, and that the state of freedom is your present condition, awaiting your acknowledgment.