Heal Thyself Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Luke 4:23 does not demand proof from others; it challenges the reader to recognize that the healer resides in the I AM within. The crowd's proverb, 'Physician, heal thyself,' reveals a common habit: wagering on external signs as evidence of inner truth. Jesus does not argue for outward miracles; he invites you to experience the truth of healing as a state of consciousness right where you are. The 'kingdom of God' is not a distant event but a present inner arrangement—an assumption of wholeness that fills your inner atmosphere. When you align with the reality that healing is already completed in your mind's realm, you stop seeking validation from doings you hear about in Capernaum and start acknowledging what your own awareness can instantiate. The inner movement is the real miracle; your faith is the trust that your I AM is the source of healing, not the proof of it. If you want healing, revise the feeling-state now: imagine yourself as the healed man in your own heart and rest there until it becomes your experienced life.