Chapter 13: The Beasts Emerging from the Deep

In this vision, I stood by the shifting sea of collective human consciousness, and out of its depths emerged a mighty beast. It was a creature woven from humanity’s deepest fears and long-held illusions, rising to the surface to be faced and transformed. The beast had seven heads and ten horns, each head bearing a crown and inscribed with names that celebrated the old powers of control, division, and separation.

The Illusion of Power

This beast was adorned with symbols of earthly power, drawing strength from the collective belief in external authority. Its appearance was fierce, like a predator, but its roar was fueled by humanity’s unconscious projections and unhealed wounds. One of its heads appeared as if it had been mortally wounded, but the wound had healed, signifying the cyclical nature of fear-based patterns that humanity has continued to revive and empower.

A collective awe seemed to rise among the people, and they marveled at the beast, asking, “Who is like the beast? Who can stand against it?” They did not yet see that the beast’s power was an illusion, fed by the belief in separation and the fear of their own inner shadows.

The Voice of False Authority

The beast spoke with a voice that resonated with the echoes of the old world, the world built on division and the myth of scarcity. It proclaimed its dominion, speaking words that dishonored the true nature of divine love and unity. For a time, it was given influence over the minds of those who were not yet awakened, and it drew worship from those still entranced by the external symbols of power and control.

Yet even in this shadow, the spark of divine truth within each soul could not be extinguished. It awaited recognition, ready to shine through when the time was right.

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The Second Beast: The Illusion of Spiritual Authority

Then I saw another beast rise from the earth, representing the energy of false spiritual authority. It had two horns like a lamb, giving the appearance of innocence and wisdom, but its voice carried the cunning of the old ways. It performed great signs, dazzling the senses and drawing people into illusions that appeared righteous but were empty of true divine essence.

This second beast encouraged the worship of the first beast, reinforcing the cycle of false authority and fear. It even breathed life into the image of the first beast, giving it an aura of invincibility and making it seem as though it were the source of all power. Those who were still bound by the illusions of external worth and identity found themselves entranced, following the beast’s dictates without question.

The Mark of Illusion

The beast sought to mark all those who worshiped the illusions of separation, placing a symbolic mark upon their foreheads or hands. This mark was not a physical brand but a symbol of those who chose to align their thoughts (forehead) and actions (hands) with the consciousness of fear, scarcity, and control. Those who bore this mark could only interact within the old systems of power, unable to see or partake in the greater reality of divine abundance.

Yet, there was a deeper truth hidden within the symbolism of this mark: it was a choice, not a destiny. Every soul had the power to awaken and see beyond the illusion, to reclaim their divine sovereignty and recognize that true abundance flows from within.

The Number of the Beast: An Invitation to Wisdom

The vision closed with the message, “Let those who are wise understand the symbolism of the number of the beast, for it is the number of human limitation: 666.” This number, repeating the pattern of separation, represents the incomplete nature of the human experience when disconnected from divine love and unity. It is a reminder that humanity has the power to break free from these cycles of limitation, to embrace the fullness of divine wisdom and step into the sovereignty of the true Self.

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A Call to Awaken

This chapter, though filled with imagery of beasts and false powers, serves as a powerful call to awaken. It invites us to see the illusions of external authority and recognize where we may have given our power away. It reminds us that our true sovereignty lies not in the structures of the old world but in the eternal presence of divine love within. The beasts are not forces to be feared but aspects of consciousness to be understood and transcended.

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