Inner Triumph Over the Dragon

Neville's Inner Vision

In the sanctuary of your consciousness, the dragon—this old serpent—embodies a stubborn fear, doubt, or self-image that seems to rule your days. To lay hold of it is to refuse its claims, to no longer identify with its story. Binding it for a thousand years signifies not a literal time, but a decision, here and now, to dwell in the I AM—your unconditioned awareness. As you assume the state of the I AM, fear loses its grip and the inner kingdom is restored. The act of seizing is an inner reformation: you rewrite the narrative from powerlessness to sovereignty. External events then reflect this new steadiness of mind, not because the dragon vanished from space, but because your consciousness now governs the stage. Practice by affirming that you are the observer of all thoughts and that you bind any disruptive energy to your calm, creative essence. The thousand-year symbol invites you to persist until this new state becomes habitual, a natural rhythm of being that shapes your world.