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Dragons
Powerful Allies and Wise Teachers. It's time to heal old wounds, misunderstandings, and fear. For the Dragons are coming once again to teach the children of Earth. Open your heart to the wisdom and love of the Dragons. |
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Dragons
Powerful Allies and Wise Teachers. It's time to heal old wounds, misunderstandings, and fear. For the Dragons are coming once again to teach the children of Earth. Open your heart to the wisdom and love of the Dragons. |
Who are the Dragons?
Dragon Guides ~ A Journey with Earth's Wisdom
Calling the Dragons ~ Guided Meditation
Spirit Fire Meditation
Elemental Dragons
Dragons of the World
Guardian Dragons
Dragon Links and Resources
Dragons can be found in all cultures around the world. They have been portrayed as both great teachers of wisdom and great foes of heroes. From China, Middle East, Western Europe, Brazil, Africa, and America there are legends of huge serpent beasts that lived amongst the people. But where did they go? Can these folk tales and artwork really only be fantasy? It's hard to believe the great and wise Dragons only live in our imaginations when you look at what an effect they have had on our world.
Most of the Dragons after being hunted and misunderstood, fled from this realm into the astral plane. As they have always been the keepers of doorways to other dimensions their ability to pass between our physical realm and astral is a secret they keep. As new energy is needed on the planet they help open the necessary doorways for the new energy to manifest. Although their physical form is not on this plane, their influence, power, and wisdom can be seen daily in our weather, landscape, and emotions. As humankind realizes its connection to everything and everyone on this planet, more and more Spirits are coming forward to re-create these old friendships. To gain the Dragon's trust once again we must give respect and love. With this connection comes their wisdom and knowledge of the Earth and its hidden secrets. The Dragons have been alive since the beginning and witness all the growth on this planet. They have seen our ugliness and our beauty. They know of our intentions and thoughts better than ourselves at times. When we reach out to the Dragons with respect, we find a healing within ourselves and all of our relationships.
Dragons come in all sizes, colors, textures, elements, and temperaments. As you travel from one culture to another you find sub-species of Dragons that look over their beloved lands. Dragons are protectors. They look after all beings (both in spiritual and physical forms) in their chosen area. They provide portals for all beings and help shape the land through energy and nature's elements. Dragons can be guides for our personal journeys in both past life, present daily events, and the astral realm. They are teachers of true treasure and become trusted companions for life. When we put aside the fear and old energy of misunderstanding we not only find great wisdom, but also the connection to Mother Earth that many of Earth's children have forgotten.
As you reach the other side you enter into a different land. What does this look like? What kind of dragon would live here? Is there lava and flames? Huge ocean and rocky cliffs? Mountain tops and steep ravines? Deep forests and misty trees? Walk to a clearing in this environment.
Call out 'Please reveal to me what Dragon is here to help me'. Repeat this until a dragon appears in front of you. Ask it three times if it is the one who is here to guide you. If they say no, ask them to take you to the one who will guide you. Introduce yourself to this Dragon. What is his\her name? Description: color, legs, wings, eyes, tall, short, long, spines? What do they want to help with? What can you do for them? How can you connect with them better (necklace, picture, statue, stone, or place in nature)? How do they want to communicate (meditation, writing, dreaming, walking in nature, drawing, etc.)?
After talking with this Dragon and you feel done; thank your new Dragon Guide for their time and wisdom. As you walk back to the entrance of the cave, feel confident in your decisions, strong in your actions, and powerful in your wisdom. Return back to the beginning feeling refreshed and powerful knowing this loving Dragon guide is here to help you. Take a deep breath and open your eyes.
Close your eyes and begin to take long deep breaths to the count of 5. In 1,2,3..... Out 1,2,3..... See yourself at the entrance of a huge cave. Begin walking through this cave, feeling all the stones on your feet, coldness in the air, and the dim light coming from the center.
See yourself in this huge cave with a large fire pit in the center. Call upon your Dragon Guide to join you in your Spirit Cave. This cave is your heart and contains your fire of your soul. Ask your Dragon to breathe his wisdom, strength, power, and courage into your fire. Watch as your inner flame grows. Feel your own power grow and consciousness expand. With this renewed fire you can now understand difficult people, situations, and obstacles in your life. Feel as you are now empowered by your Dragon Guide and Dragon Self.
When you're done thank your Dragon for their love and wisdom. Return back to the beginning of the cave feeling refreshed and ready to walk forward on your path.
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Fire Dragons, Drakes, and Fire Wyrms
Characteristics: Passionate, emotional, protective, and fiery temper. Often large body shape with horns, wings, and fiery breath. Service: Helps us connect to our passions in life, creates loud voice to express our opinions and needs, shows us the boundaries we need with others, and teaches us true power. Connection: Flames and candles, stones of red ( rubies, carnelian, jasper) spices herbs (basil, ginger, cinnamon) red fiery dragon pictures or statues. |
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Air Dragons, Storm Wyrms, Lungs, Feathered Serpents, Amphipteres
Characteristics: Flexible in both temperament and decisions, long wyrm-like body shape, or huge winged body covered in feather, skin or scale. Takes form of approaching storms or clouds. Service: Teaches us to breathe, to use our lungs to create, release tension, and bring energy to our lives. Creators of weather and storms, can show us how to "predict" the weather. Connection: Smoke and incense, feathers, blue or sky-like dragon statues, stones of clear or sky colors (topaz, hiddenite, aventurine, quartz) herbs that burn well (sage, lavender, cedar). |
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Water Dragons, Sea Serpents, Water Drakes
Characteristics: Soothing and calm, but can be powerful when angered. Long serpent body forms often covered with fins, scales, and whiskers. Service: Teaches us the importance of water, how to heal both body and land, diving deeply into our dreams and emotions. Can show us past and present lives and how to tap into that knowledge. Connection: Water in all forms, stones of calming effects (amethyst, apatite, fluorite) herbs (jasmine, water lily, kelp) water fountains, bowls of water, and statues of water serpents. |
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Earth Dragons, Mountain Drakes, Desert Worms
Characteristics: Deep knowledge and stillness in their thought and answers. Body type reflects the location where they live (Forest - large, green, scaley, and winged; Desert - wyrm-like, rough scales, and spiky; Mountain - large, powerful wings, etc) Service: Earth wisdom and hidden treasures, can show us how to "read" ley lines and find sacred energy centers. Protectors of natural areas, can be helpful to connect with when protecting your home. Connection: All items of Earth stones, plants, animals, etc (when finding a sacred Dragon place ask to take a small stone or vial of dirt for your connection) stones (basalt, emerald, pearl, quartz) herb (moss, sandalwood, dragons blood resin) any picture or statue connecting Dragon to Earth. |
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Chaos Dragons, Creation Dragons, Cosmic and Universal Dragons, Black Drakes, Ether Spirit Dragons
Characteristics: Temperaments vary on the energy they represent. Chaos Dragons can be black or even skeletal, their moods can be humorous or cryptic. Celestial Dragons can be huge, golden, and intensely powerful. Spirit Dragons may not take a solid form, but instead prefer energy and color. Service: Spirit Dragons teach us to connect with knowledge and power greater than our own understanding. To help us to transform thought and desire to physical forms and abundance. Their energy can be primal and direct when asked for assistance. Connection: Symbols and designs that represent spirit (4-way directions/cross, ankh, pentagram) stones connected to certain planets or universe (moonstone, sunstone, celestite, moldavite) herbs that bring clarity or open consciousness (lavender, copal, amber). Each Spirit Dragon will reveal what way they connect with you (Elowelya is a Moon Dragon which I connect best by following the moon cycles). |
To connect with the Dragons, and what particular Dragon may help you, let us take a look at the different type of Dragons found around the world. The Dragons and how they interacted with the humans of these lands depended on the people's culture and feelings toward the Dragonic beings. Some Dragons took human, or semi-human, forms to better communicate with the indigenous people. Some Dragons would shape shift, change size, or form. While other Dragons preferred to be left alone, and would anger easily if interrupted. Here is a small collection of Dragons; their characteristics, history, folklore, artwork, and forms found around the world. Rather than copy the hard work of others, please consult the complete listings of Dragons of the World on some of my links below (Dragon Encyclopedia and Mythological Dragon List). (This information was gathered from sources on the internet, books, folklore, and stories. Special notation is used when channeled from certain Dragon Spirits.)
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Tiamat, Murdak, Sobek, Hydra
Characteristics: Of all the dragon forms found around the world the Middle East and Mediterranean lands are filled with a diverse Dragon body types. Often Dragons are several species of animals mixed together, or have multiple heads like the Hydra. Some of these combinations include: lion, eagle, crocodile, snake (cobra), hippopotamus, horse, worm, fish, hyena, cat or dog. Tiamat was a creator Dragon whose body became the world when slain by Murdak (a lion/dragon mix). Folklore: Most Dragons were guardians of treasure and scared temples. Sobek, the Egyptian Dragon God of the Nile, was a huge crocodile and was built a large temple to insure good water for fields and abundant harvest for the people. Celebrated Sobek crocodiles (usually white/albino) were preserved and placed in the tombs as guardians. Hence the legend of Dragons guarding their treasure. |
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Sisiutl, Dragon Leech, Dragon Whales, Dragonfly
Characteristics: American Dragons, before the influence of the Western European and Asian, has many shape shifting species usually in the form of water type sea serpents and whales. Dueling Shamans often took the form of dragons or sometimes a dragon/leech that would "suck" the life force from the opponent. The Sisiutl was a double headed sea serpent snake with a human face in the middle of his body (see picture left). Even the small Dragonfly was once a shaman dragon who was tricked into the insect form. Folklore: Often these Dragons were peaceful with the Native Tribes but warred with each other over land or brides (like the West Coast volcanic mountains). Many stories of the Dragons were of battles that would shake the Earth and cause rivers of lava to flow. The Sol Duk hot springs of Washington were said to be caused by two fighting Dragons. After eons of battling they hid in their caves and cried forming the boiling streams of the hot springs. |
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Quetzalcoatl
Characteristics: South America is the home of Feathered Serpents and Dragon Snakes. Body forms often reflected the diverse animals, birds, and reptiles of the forests. Many tribes gave reverence to the huge snakes that traveled the streams and forest paths. Talking 50 foot pythons and small winged lizards were common stories told around fires. Folklore: Quetzalcoatl, the rainbow feathered serpent of Aztec and Mayan culture, was a major influence in connecting the heavens and the people. Quetzalcoatl brought a new understanding to the people and stopped the human sacrifices. Many of the other Dragons lived apart from the humans, but some would help teach and heal those few they thought worthy. |
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Fire Drakes, Lindworms, Wyverns, Wyrms
Characteristics: Most of our modern ideas of Dragons come from the Western European images of Dragons. Their characteristics changed as the feelings of the people turned from reverence to fear. Body types included: worm or snake- like Wyrms and Lindworms, huge wings and horns of the Wyverns, and long body and clawed feet of the Fire Drakes. We find their shapes and images on flags (Welsh red dragon flag), family crests and coat of arms, and church glasswork (St. George and the Dragon). Folklore: Before pre-Christian influence, Dragons were seen as the body of the Earth and the connection between humans and the forces of Nature. Celtic tribes tattooed their arms with blue Dragons to show their dedication to the land and their religion. Dragons were the wise teachers and keepers of sacred circles (Stone Henge). This example is seen in the legend of King Arthur and the Knights of the round table. Arthur, from disrespect to the Earth religions and the Dragons, caused the demise of the land and his own marriage. The quest for the grail was to re-balance the Goddess (Earth and the cup or cauldron) with the Christian (water of Life, or blood of Jesus). (King Arthur information was channeled) |
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Rainbow Serpent, Taniwha, Water Spout Sea Serpents, and Nagas
Characteristics: Dragons take a different form as we look at the lands surrounding the Indian Ocean. Dragons in Australia were often seen in Dream-Time or the spirit world of the Aborigine. With huge rainbow wyrm-like bodies they helped those seeking knowledge and self discovery. Nagas of India were half snake and half women who controlled the water and weather. Dragons in Indonesia and surrounding islands have large bodies with or without wings and controlled the natural elements. These water Sea Serpents often breathed water instead of flames and hide in caves along the sea shore. Folklore: Folklore varied from culture to culture in how they worshiped and view these Dragons. Most revered these wise teachers and held annual rituals and parades. Many of the Hindu Gods and Goddess could change forms to Dragons or ride Dragons. |
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Lungs, Worms, Imperial Chinese Dragons
Characteristics: Of the modern Dragons, and our misunderstandings of their relationship to humans, the Asian Dragons have helped create a positive picture of their wisdom and power. Asian or Eastern Dragons are easily recognized by their long worm-like body, 3-4-5 toes, large heads, horns, and long whiskers. They are often shown holding pearls of wisdom, and flying through the heavens. Different Dragons were used for everyday artwork, architecture, and tools. These Dragons could be all sizes and be a personal family ancestor, symbol and protector of a village, or the Emperor. Folklore: Chinese Dragons were Gods and had particular items they loved (music instruments, bells, columns of buildings, drain spouts, doors, etc.). Chinese people also celebrate Dragons in their new year by performing the dragon dance to insure a good year and to chase away evil spirits. In the Chinese astrology the year of the Dragon is the most important and people of this sign are blessed with power, leadership, and wisdom. Of the different species of Dragons the 3-toed Dragons are usually only found in Japan after they left Chinese (the main land) to be by themselves. |
If you would like to connect to your Dragon Guides and hear their wisdom for your journey, schedule a channeled session today.