She sits, bowed low — caught between two fears:
The fear of success, because somewhere deep inside she believes that people get wounded on the climb.
The fear of failure, because hurting others would mean she’s failed.

Ensnared not by iron bars, but by the lies she’s come to believe — about God, about herself, about others.

And yet... she is not alone.

A lion stands beside her, grounded in fierce, unwavering authority.
An eagle watches from above, eyes sharp with heaven’s knowing.

Heaven is not silent.

Painted in bold, expressive strokes of acrylic on A3 watercolour paper, this piece is a visual parable of divine deliverance.
It speaks in silence — of unseen battles, of rescue set in motion long before the cry for help.

The lion does not roar in rage, but in declaration.
The eagle sees what she cannot.
And her rescue?
Closer than she dares believe.

A profound piece for those navigating healing, transformation, or spiritual awakening — especially suited for spaces of prayer, counselling, or sacred rest.