Response to a Friend

Re: How to heal myself?

On Friday, April 11, 2025 at 07:24:03 AM PDT, a friend wrote:

Hi Dan,

I could not email you earlier, as I was not keeping well. Thanks for the in-depth reply!!

I have been in and out of hospitals.
Most of my health issues are anxiety driven.

How to cure/heal myself? How to use Neville for healing? Don’t know when will this anxiety end, and frankly speaking I am not even aware of this, it’s very subtle.
Anyways…
How are you and your sisters?
Imagine/pray for me.
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From:
imagicworldview@aol.com
To:
A friend

Sat, Apr 12 at 12:53 AM

Hello, Friend,

Thank you very much for the question. I have an essay on exactly this half written on my blog. It takes quite some time for my thoughts to sort themselves out, and I sincerely appreciate the push questions give me.

I think Neville would say that self-healing is not so much an exercise of power, but of attitude. For prayer is not beseeching God for a gift, but gratitude for the gift given; it is thanking Him in an act of submission. Gratitude is an appreciative state of mind formed from realizing what IS. For we do not do the healing; God DID--"By whose stripes ye WERE healed" (1 Peter 2:24).

(This is being edited in late) Here is the wild flip I believe I have seen in the Bible: the Milta is the manifestation of the Eternal God. He is the assumption of the Ineffable becoming actualized, becoming eternal. We are part of that process. Here is the flip: "Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever," but not yet. He is becoming. The ETERNAL Milta becomes actualized in our actions, our values and our attitudes--loving and proper relationships. Our temporal actions, when become actual in Him, become ETERNALIZED--having always existed in the past, for they NOW SHARE HIS ETERNAL NATURE. When Jesus Christ--the two of them--rose from the dead for us, as us, we, in God's mind, became eternalized--God as citizens of heaven. I.e., Milta.

Have I lost you? Daniel 9:24 in Alexander's translation opened the idea to me. "Seventy seventies shall rest upon your nation and upon the town of your reverence,* so as the obligations may be concluded and the sins may be curtailed, so that the abominations shall be abandoned, and that they may usher in the eternal righteousness, such as the vision and the prophesies* may be fulfilled, and to the Anointed One we may commit our blessings." "So that the abominations shall be abandoned, and that they may usher in the eternal righteousness,"--we in our conversion become the ETERNAL RIGHTEOUSNESS. THAT is who and what we are. We just do not know it. But we are to believe it. Thus we thank Him, submit to Him, and ask Him to heal us, and thank Him for it. We enter into the flip in and through our attitudes. We are with God BEFORE THE FALL. (End edit)

In my blog I am trying to (trying too much to) correlate the four points of the Gospel T. L. Osborn preached for about seven decades with the structure of God as revealed in the Milta. I obviously have to scale it back. In his hundreds of messages, Osborn preached four points: God's perfect creation, Satan's deception, Christ's redemption, and our present state before God. In there is the guarantee of healing: if we are presently in Christ redeemed to Heaven, well, there ain't no sickness or feebleness or need there. As far as God is concerned, we ARE there. All our guilt of sin HAS BEEN taken care of by the perfect and complete substitutionary sacrifice of Jesus Christ on our behalf. The path to the Tree of Life is now an open road; we are just THERE. We just need to realize it and to believe it and to thank Him for it and to ask Him humbly to heal us and to rejoice in it. Here is the reverie of "believe ye receive" (Mark 11:24).

You might be interested in books and audios available from osborn.org. I recently got Biblical Healing, and am very interested in getting the 10 best of T. L. Osborn's preached sermons. He preached these sermons to millions, and tens of thousands in his audiences were healed by God in confirmation of His Word. Healings are evidence of that spiritual world we are really in, that He--the Ineffable, the Milta, and Jesus Christ--is real, and that what the Bible says is going on is in fact what IS going on.

Dan Steele