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The DRAGON is the symbol of raw POWER. Left alone, it is dormant. Awakened by fools, it is chaotic and can be destructive. With the proper tools, we educate ourselves so that the dragon's manifestation can be constructive, even liberating. Why "...of Justice"? While the main goal of any spiritual studies, including our own, is enlightenment and healing, the main observable manifestation of our activities is the training we give ourselves to be honest, responsible, respectful, and that we direct the application of our power towards these goals.
It is the Kundalini of yoga, it is the Kiaï of the martial artist, it is the magnetic force that holds matter together. Occult sciences hold many secrets behind the symbol of the dragon. Our practices are various in aspects: esoteric meditation methods, Chinese Gi-Gong, martial arts application, kabalistic rituals... all having something to do with the development of self.
Most oriental philosophies show dragons to be kind, wise and in service to enlightened masters. Most occidental mythology shows dragons as evil creatures laying destruction where it dwells. In every case, a dragon is shown as powerful. Almost every religion has tales involving dragons; every mystical system and every ancient wisdom speak of dragons. We concentrate our work at deciphering these secrets, applying them when possible, in order to discover a higher potential in ourselves and become more than we are now.
Either good or evil, a dragon is always powerful. Every mythology used the dragon to picture some form of active power. Not all appreciate the symbol it represents, where some consider it to be a god of great wisdom. Here we wish to summarize the different views and usage of the dragon in the most popular mythologies. You will notice that the oriental has a better opinion of dragons then the occidental.
The dragon is often a great reptile with wings. Some times inspiring, other times frightening, it is always fascinating. It is ferocious, destructive, wise, protective, many aspects altogether. It is for many a symbol of the universal order, the cycle of life and it's ever continuation. For the oriental elders, the dragon is the combination of the four elements. It lives in the earth or in the water, it flies and it breaths fire. It is considered that the energies of the dragon is there before any natural even, from the revitalizing rain to the disastrous typhoon.
For the Hindu, the giant dragon Vasuki, with it's multiple heads, is twisted around Mount Mandara. He is agitating the oceans and creator of the Sun, the Moon, and the elixir of immortality. In Japan, the dragon called Tatsu is the turbulence in nature. He is fighting with the tiger that represents the physical aspect of nature.
In china, the dragons define the shapes of nature and the environment. The Chinese dragons are always violent and powerful, but never evil. He the energies of the Sun and the Earth at the same time. A blue dragon is said to protect the house of the gods. The emperors of ancient china where said to be the incarnation of the dragon Yu. The ground is said to be crossed all over by the "lines of the dragons", powerful energy lines flowing through the earth.
The celestial dragons have 5 fangs, while the earthly dragons have only 4. 5 is the number of spirituality and eternity, while 4 is the number of the earth and the flow of time. Many dragons hold a pearl in their fangs. For the Buddhists, this pearl is the access to wisdom of spiritual illumination. There are also great stories of dragons in the Buddhist teachings.
Meanwhile, dragon is very famous in martial arts and meditaion. One of ebook has material discuss about this. Dragon Meditation gives us some guidance how to build and transform universe energy to our body and soul. Self sield can conduct with this meditation. Dragon has some phenomena in around the world.
Mike Handy is meditation practitioner almost 10 Years in South East Asia. He has 7 seven type of Dragon Meditation for selected people. Now, he want everybody can enjoy this meditation via his website: http://www.mydragontattoo.com. Ignore word tattoo in his website. The content is more important.
Dragons: Media Magic!
They fill the air with fire,
They soar above the tallest tower,
They glisten with emerald-scaled attire
They inspire awe and terror whenever they glower...Dragons!!
Dragons are more than just creatures of myth; they are beings of legend. They are even considered gods in some cultures. Dragons of ancient times garner fear and respect but dragons of modern times entertain and inspire the imagination.
Take a look at some of the more popular dragons of modern times:
Dragons in Movies
Dragonheart: Based on the concept that dragons were being hunted to extinction, this movie has heart. Literally. During this time, one lonely dragon was sought out to save the life of the king's son. This noble dragon gave this young prince a piece of his dragon heart. The problem was, with a dragon's heart beating in his chest, he couldn't die. This prince turns into one of the worst villains the world had ever known. He is eventually brought down when the dragon sacrifices himself to allow his dragon heart to die. Dragons, in this film, are seen as noble, valiant creatures with true compassion.
Reign of Fire: This is one of those movies that does a splendid job of picturing dragons as vicious and hungry creatures. Twenty years after his mother inadvertently awakens a fire-breathing dragon, Fire Chief Quinn must do all he can to save the remaining human population from total eradication by the dragons.
Dragons in Literature
There are no cultures in the world that feature the dragon more prominently than the cultures of Japan and China. In Japanese and Chinese literature, dragons are spirits and gods of ancient times with untold power and supernatural wisdom. Dragons feature greatly in their religious beliefs and cultural ceremonies and rituals. When written and drawn with an Eastern pen, dragons hold immense magic and fantastical power.
Dragons in Animation
Talented and imaginative, animators from all over the world have dipped their pens into the same ancient inkwell and have conjured for us fearsome creatures and loyal friends. Disney animators have crafted generations of movies that either feature dragons as the main character, as in their movie Mulan or they have dragons as secondary characters as in Sleeping Beauty where Maleficent transforms into a dragon to keep Philip from Aurora and the Sword in the Stone wherein Madam Mim transforms into a dragon during her wizards duel with Merlin. Everyone remembers the fire breathing dragon guarding the tower in which Aurora slept. Everyone giggles when they catch a glimpse of the laughable and delightful Mushu. Overall, Disney has created a new look for the dragon that will last generations to come. Animators have a rare chance at crafting an image of dragons that is truly unique
Popular media is filled with all types of dragons little and large; ferocious dragons whose very breathe can fill you with dread. Since the very beginning, dragons have held man captive with their fiery breath and hair-raising tales; it is likely to be that way till the fire dies away, if it ever will.
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