Calling Inner Sight to Wholeness

Neville's Inner Vision

Consider Mark 10:49-52 as a map of your inner state. The blind man is a consciousness awakened to its I AM; Jesus standing still and calling him is your inner attention pausing to notice a longing. The act of casting away the garment represents discarding a false sense of self—the former identity that limits what you can see. When Jesus asks, What wilt thou that I should do unto thee? your reply—'that I might receive my sight'—is the practical assumption by which your world rearranges itself. Go thy way; thy faith hath made thee whole means the moment of belief has already completed the work; the healing is the shift in state, not a distant mercy. And immediately he receives his sight and follows Jesus in the way: you are invited to move in the path of your realized state, letting sight guide your steps. Healing is a function of consciousness aligning with its own truth; the outer event mirrors the inner resolution.