Inner Exorcism of Mute Belief

Neville's Inner Vision

From the Neville lens, the mute man represents a state of consciousness that has forgotten its own voice. The demon is not a thing outside you but a belief, a pattern of thought that binds expression and possibility. When Jesus commands the demon to depart, an inner shift takes place—the I AM within awakens to its authority, and the mute suddenly finds its speech. The crowd’s marvel is the visible sign that an inner change has occurred; form follows imagination when you stand in the awareness that you are one with the divine idea. The Pharisees’ charge that power comes from an external prince is the ancient habit of disbelief, the voice that says, Power is elsewhere. Neville would say: you have been calling a power in heaven while denying the power within; awaken and claim it now. The Kingdom of God is not a distant place but a state of consciousness in which you assume the voice you seek and feel it real, and miracles become your natural expression.