Inner Touch, Inner Healing

Neville's Inner Vision

Notice the scene as a translation of states of consciousness. The crowd represents busy surfaces of life, while the 'touch' is a purposeful focus of awareness upon the I AM. When Jesus says that virtue has gone out of him, he is revealing that healing power is always present as the energy of consciousness, and it moves wherever attention intentionally rests. The unnamed woman embodies a faith that rests in the immediate reality of being whole; her trembling confession is the moment consciousness recognizes its own truth—that what is touched within is healed without. In Neville's terms, the entire event is an inner demonstration: the moment you 'touch' the unlimited presence within, you release the healing life that flows from the I AM. The public scene—being seen, being healed, being confessed—illustrates that the healing is not a favor granted from outside but a realization affirmed in consciousness and made visible as experience. The key is to assume, feel, and dwell in the reality of wholeness here and now, and watch the outer world respond accordingly.