Inner Faith: Mark 9:23-24

Neville's Inner Vision

Your belief, in the Neville sense, is a state of consciousness that you choose and hold until your inner climate becomes the outer effect. Mark 9:23-24 shows that when one commits to a definite inner assumption, the range of what you call possible widens to include the fulfillment you desire. The father's cry—'help mine unbelief'—is not a condemnation but a signal: doubt fades when attention shifts from lack to presence. The text invites you to refuse the old story of limitation and to dwell in the feeling of the wish fulfilled, as if you already are what you seek. Imagination is not guessing; it is the act of as-if, audaciously accepting the inner event until it solidifies in form. In practical terms, treat belief as your existing state of consciousness, revise every hesitating thought, and let your attention dwell on the sense of completion rather than the absence of it. The miracle is not outside you; it is the inner alignment of your I AM with your desired end.