The Lion of Light – True Power

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In a quiet clearing, a white lion stands, bathed in light.
Around him, children wait in stillness, their faces soft with trust.
There is no roar, no fear - only the silent majesty of a presence that has nothing to prove.

If we looked with the eyes of the world, the story would feel different: a beast, children, and danger.
But something else shines through here.
Another sight opens - not the eyes of the body, but the vision of the Inner Teacher, who remembers only unity.

Nothing in this image is meant to be taken literally.
The lion does not hunt; he reflects the quiet strength that rests within us.
The children are not fragile; they are innocence itself, recognizing peace as it appears.
Even the forest, with its shadows and its beams of light, is only the stage where the dream gently remembers its home.

True strength is not in conquest, nor in the sound of a roar.
It lives in gentleness that does not fade,
in silence that does not need to be defended,
in the memory that we were never apart.

And so the image shifts.
It is no longer a scene of risk, but a reminder.
The lion becomes a mirror at the heart of the dream,
whispering the same question to each of us:
Will you listen to fear, or to the quiet voice of Love?

Look closely, and you may feel it:
the forest itself seems to breathe,
the children stand as if remembering a song they once knew,
and the lion simply holds the space until we remember too.

Beyond appearances, the message is simple:
gentleness is stronger than fear,
silence is greater than noise,
and unity cannot be invented - it is already here,
waiting only to be seen with His eyes.