Inner Revelation of Birth and Dragon

Neville's Inner Vision

Viewed through Neville’s lens, the scene is an inner drama of consciousness. The woman clothed with the sun, with the moon beneath her feet and a crown of twelve stars, is your awakened state—a mind exalted by awareness, where every signal from within is seen as a sign rather than a threat. The child she bears represents a divine idea, a truth ready to be birthed into the world of form by your present, imaginal act. The red dragon—seven heads, ten horns—symbolizes the habitual thoughts and fears that would yank your attention away from the birth. It stands before the birthing process, trying to devour the newborn idea as soon as it arises, not because anything external controls you, but because your old identifications try to survive by dragging your focus into doubt. In this moment, the field of your consciousness is the battlefield; your task is to refuse the dragon’s demand by knowing the I AM in you is sovereign. By recognizing the birth is already done in imagination, you align your feelings and assumptions with its reality.