Babylon Within: Inner Vision
Revelation 17:3-6 - A Neville Goddard interpretation
Read Revelation 17 in context
Scripture Focus
Biblical Context
A woman sits on a scarlet beast, dressed in purple and gold, holding a cup of abominations. She is named Mystery, Babylon the Great, the mother of harlots and abominations, and she is seen drinking the blood of the saints.
Neville's Inner Vision
On the screen of your mind, the vision shows a woman seated upon a scarlet beast. The beast is not an empire 'out there' but the wild stream of thoughts that ride your attention when you expect power to save you. The purple and gold signify the lure of status, wealth, and external proofs of worth; the golden cup in her hand is the cup of abominations—the unreadiness to face truth when it clashes with desire. The name written on her forehead, Mystery, Babylon the Great, invites you to notice that what you call 'out there' is a projection of inner belief, a dream you have not yet owned. The blood of the saints and martyrs she drinks with is the ego’s habit of destroying truth to defend fear. You are not asked to condemn; you are asked to witness the drama without identification, to realize you are the consciousness behind it. The remedy is inward worship: quiet, trust in the I AM, and a willingness to revise the scene until the entire spectacle dissolves into light.
Practice This Now
Imaginative_act: Sit quietly and declare 'I AM' is all there is. Revision: imagine replacing the cup of abominations with a cup of light and feel the inner kingdom begin to respond to your attention.
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