Wounded Head, Worldly Wonder

Neville's Inner Vision

Verse 3-4 invites you to see a wound in one head that is suddenly healed, and the world following after that healing. But in the Neville lens, the beast is not an external creature; it is a belief in separation, an image you have allowed to rule your life. The wound represents a sense of lack or limitation you once fortified by outward power. The healing is the turning of attention from the outer symbol to the inner I AM, the awareness that creates. When you align with that inner ruler and stop worshiping the dragon or beast as if they were the source, the world’s admiration falls away from the old image and you begin to witness the Kingdom within. The crowd's wonder is but their own shift in consciousness once you decide you are the I AM, and that the power to 'make war with it' lies in your revision of the belief. Practice being the observer who imagines peace and wholeness; the outer scene follows your inner assumption.