Inner Doorway of Healing

Neville's Inner Vision

From the Neville vantage, the scene reveals not a series of events but a movement of consciousness. The fever in Simon’s mother-in-law is not a literal fever, but a feverish state of mind—fear, need, and the sense of separation from the I AM. When he took her by the hand and lifted her up, the act is symbolic of consciousness touching and revoking the dream of illness; the fever leaves because the self, in its true nature, is health. The crowd at evening represents the gathering of beliefs that attention and expectation can produce; healing comes when awareness refuses to identify with those beliefs. The devils are not external beings but insinuations of limitation and possession of fear; they are silenced because the presence of the I AM is acknowledged more real than any claim of disease. The inner message: healing is the natural state of the I AM when you, too, lift a troubled state by your consciousness and insist on wholeness. Practice now by assuming the state of health, and allow the feeling of completion to settle into your being.