Inner Touch, Whole Within

Neville's Inner Vision

Observe in this verse that the healing begins not with the crowd, but with a quiet inward decree. The woman remembers the principle I teach: you do not seek God outside you; you prove the I AM by becoming it in consciousness. Her thought, "If I may but touch his garment, I shall be whole," is a deliberate assumption that the state of wholeness already exists in her, and she simply turns her attention to it. The garment is a symbol of contact with the outward expression of the Inner Presence, yet the real action is inner: she imagines the result and settles the feeling of wellness as if it already is. When you practice this, you imitate her: refuse the sense of lack, dwell in the feeling that you are complete, and let that state of consciousness permeate every cell. The healing is not something added to you; it is your awareness becoming vivid and real. Your future becomes present by the power of your I AM, tended with steady trust and a quiet, faithful revision of any doubt.