Hem Of Healing

Neville's Inner Vision

To Neville, the scene is a vivid illustration of consciousness in action. The crowds know him not as a distant healer but as a presence within, the I AM made visible in form. The 'hem of the garment' is the edge of awareness—an outer sign of an inner touch. When any state of disease approaches the radiance of awareness, it yields to the touch of truth. The healing is not done by Jesus as a man but by the recognition that I AM is the only reality you can touch; your attention must rest on the reality of your oneness with God. As the people press close and touch the hem, they alter their belief; their faith is simple and direct. The many 'touches' represent the many states of mind seeking wholeness—each responds when consciousness yields to the I AM. Thus healing comes through alignment, not through performing or bargaining; it comes by a quiet revision of fear into faith and by feeling the presence of God as your own life.