The Hidden Link Between Christ Consciousness and the Inner Dragon

Equinox Reflections on Theosis, the Divine Feminine, and the Forgotten Fire Within

The Equinox brings us to a perfect point of balance today.

Light and dark meet without cancelling each other.
Masculine and feminine currents hold equal ground.
Heaven and earth are not at war — they are in conversation.

And it is here, in this still point, that a question rises for me:

What if Christ Consciousness was never meant to sever us from our inner fire… but to sanctify it?

What if the very force that has been feared, suppressed, and demonised — the dragon — is not the enemy of the Divine, but part of its design?

The Line Everyone Misquotes

In the Gospel of John, Yeshua says:

“Is it not written in your law, ‘I said, you are gods’?”

He is quoting Psalm 82 — not offering a casual mystical slogan.

On the surface, it is a defence against accusations of blasphemy.

But beneath that, something far more destabilising is happening.

He is pointing to a truth that institutional religion has spent centuries trying to contain:

The human being is not designed for separation from the divine — but for participation in it. The human being is not designed for separation from the divine — but for participation in it. We don’t need intermediaries to tell us how to live. The work is to embody the Divine from the inside out.

This is what later theology calls theosis — becoming a conscious participant in divine life.

So the real question is not whether we are “gods.” We are both human and divine.

The real question is:

What must be transformed for theosis to happen?

The Serpent in the Teaching of Christ

Here is where things start to unravel — beautifully.

Because Christ does something deeply inconvenient for rigid theology.

He says:

“Be wise as serpents and innocent as doves.”

And elsewhere, he aligns himself with the serpent lifted in the wilderness — a symbol of healing and elevation.

This is not anti-serpent teaching.

Yeshua clearly understands that wisdom has a serpentine nature — instinctive, embodied, alive.

The problem was never the serpent.

The problem was what happens when that current is distorted, suppressed, or severed from love.

And that brings us to the dragon.

The Dragon Current and Why It Was Feared

In later Christian symbolism, dragons become enemies to be slain.

But symbols do not become villains without reason.

The dragon is not just a creature. It is a current.

It is the raw creative force that rises from the depths of life itself:

Desire
Instinct
Creative power
Sovereignty
Transformation
Fire

And here is the deeper cosmology:

All dragons emerge from the Womb of Creation.

The angels emerge from the Light of the Father — radiant, ordered, directional.
The dragons emerge from the Womb of the Mother — generative, cyclical, embodied, primordial.

Two expressions. One Source.

But systems built on control cannot tolerate what they cannot contain.

Light can be structured.
Hierarchy can be organised.
Transcendence can be managed.

But creative life-force cannot be fully controlled.

So it is recast as dangerous (knowledge of good and evil, which is necessary for wielding the life-force).
Then sinful (Eve).
Then demonic (Lilith).

The Inner Dragon

Now bring this into the body.

The dragon is not “out there.”

It is within you.

It is the part of you that feels deeply and refuses numbness.
The part that knows before logic catches up.
The part that creates, desires, burns, grieves, and transforms.

When suppressed, this current becomes distortion.
When honoured, it becomes a living intelligence.

It is the fire behind intuition.
The force behind creation.
The pulse behind transformation.

And every true spiritual path — whether it names it or not — eventually encounters this current.

Christ Consciousness Revisited

Now return to Christ.

What if his teachings were never about rejecting the body, instinct, or inner fire — but about aligning that fire with divine love?

The serpent is lifted.
The human becomes godlike.
The inner life is not denied — it is transformed.

Seen this way:

Christ Consciousness does not destroy the dragon.

It teaches us how to raise it.

How to unite power with compassion.
Instinct with wisdom.
Fire with love.

This is the deeper alchemy of theosis.

Mary Magdalene and the Missing Thread

Mary Magdalene stands at the threshold of this forgotten current.

Not as the redeemed prostitute of later tradition,
but as the apostle of the apostles — the first witness, the bearer of knowing.

In early streams of the tradition, she represents:

Embodied wisdom
Direct knowing
Spiritual authority that does not depend on hierarchy

She is not separate from Christ’s teaching.

She is part of how it was lived and transmitted.

And what she carries is not disembodied transcendence, but integration.

A spirituality that does not reject the body.
A knowing that does not fear depth.
A love that does not require the suppression of feminine power.

→ Read more about activating your Magdalene Dragon Priestess mission

The Equinox Invitation

Here, at the balance point, the invitation is simple, but not easy.

It’s not about choosing light over dark, or about rejecting one current for another.

But to integrate.

The Light of the Father illuminates.
The Womb of the Mother generates.
And within you, both are alive.

Your task is not to kill the dragon.
Nor to surrender blindly to it.

Your task is to:

Know it
Refine it
Raise it

So that it becomes a vessel for divine life.

This is what “you are gods” really asks of us.

Not inflation.

Responsibility.

Because once you recognise the fire within you,
you can no longer pretend you are powerless.

And perhaps that is why this teaching became buried in misinterpretation.

Not because it was false.

But because it was too liberating.

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A Simple Equinox Ritual: Meeting Your Inner Dragon

This is a gentle Equinox practice for balance and reclaiming your power.

Find a quiet space and sit comfortably.

Close your eyes and bring your awareness to your breath.

Let it deepen naturally.

Now bring your attention to your lower abdomen — the creative centre, the womb-space (regardless of gender).

Imagine a subtle warmth there.

Not overwhelming. Just present.

With each breath, allow that warmth to take shape.

Do not force an image.

Allow it to reveal itself.

You may see your dragon, or simply sense:

A coiled presence
A pulse of heat
A flicker of light
A quiet intelligence

This is your inner dragon.

Do not command it.
Do not analyse it.

Simply acknowledge:

“I see you. I honour you. We work together.”

Now gently invite that energy to rise — not forcefully, but naturally — into the heart.

Let the fire meet the heart.

Let power meet love.

Rest there for a few moments.

Then allow the image to soften and return to your breath.

When you open your eyes, notice how you feel.

Ground if needed — a sip of water, a touch to the earth.

This is not a one-time experience.

It is an ongoing relationship.

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The Dragon Twin Flame Saga

If this speaks to something deep within you, you may already feel the thread.

This is the current I am exploring in my ongoing work:

The Dragon Twin Flame Saga

A mythic unfolding of dragon consciousness, sacred union, and the restoration of balance between fire and love, sovereignty and connection.

You can explore the full journey here:
The Dragon Twin Flame Hub Page

The saga began as the backstory for my Twin Flame Dragon Oracle, but it’s taken on a life of its own and is now unfolding as a novel, chapter by chapter.

Love,
Lisa 🌹

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