Inner Sight Through Faith

Neville's Inner Vision

Observe how the story is not about eyes at all, but about the inner faculties of seeing. The two men are stages of consciousness that suffer lack; they cry Son of David, an acknowledgment that the Christ presence within you is the source of mercy. When Jesus asks Believe ye that I am able to do this, he is not requesting a mental rumor but inviting a conviction that the I AM power is operative now. Their response Yea, Lord, is the act of assuming the fact in their being. According to your faith be it unto you declares the law: your inner conviction shapes your outer perception. Then their eyes are opened, not by distant force, but by the conversion of belief into feeling. The prohibition to tell anyone afterward is a reminder that the transformation is a private inner event before it becomes public. In your practice this scene tells you that the moment you recognize the inner Christ as the power that heals, you awaken inner vision. The healing is the restoration of sight to your inner sight, and the outward manifestation follows your inner certainty.