As I was awakening this morning I saw an intense and shocking vision. Lying outside in a fenced area adjacent to its coop, was a giant rooster lying dead on the ground. It was enormous, bigger than a human being. The hens, which were normal sized, were pecking at the corpse. Then a woman came into the fenced area and very quickly - almost instantaneously - decapitated the rooster's head, removed all the inside of the head, and then placed the hollow rooster's head over her own head the wrong way round, so that it entirely covered her head down to her shoulders. The beak and eye sockets were therefore facing backwards. Then she started walking through the door into the darkness of the chicken coop itself with the chicken-head eye-sockets and beak at the back of her head.

I was shocked for a moment and looked on in disbelief. Recovering myself, I commanded her to remove the rooster's head immediately. She was still facing away from me in the semi-darkness of the coop entrance and complied with my instruction without hesitating or offering any resistance. The removed rooster's head had left patches of blood on her hair. The rooster head removed, she still stood in the entrance of the coop looking away from me. Then the vision closed.

The attempt to unrighteously seize larger-than-life authority will always result in blindness because authority cannot be seized by an act of spiritual murder (which is what it is) and prosper in the Light. It also leaves the blood of the victim, the legitimate Head, on the head of the usurper as a testimony of theft against as a marker for Yahweh's Judgment.

The intercessor can only remove one kind of blindness and restore authority where it should be by returning it to its rightful owner, but the choice to turn round away from the darkness (represented by the coop) and back into the light is entirely the choice of the individual, family, clan, tribe or nation. No intercessor or head can force her to turn back because that is an act of personal will. Agency reigns supreme in that most fateful and dreadful of decisions, for life or for destruction.