Inner Dragon

[Emerald Imber]

I hope this is the right thread to post this in. If not, please tell me. I recently did a couple of readings on myself and I kept getting a card telling me to find my inner dragon. I'm not sure why but it's obvious someone or something is telling me to do this. I looked around on google but all i'm finding is those fun quiz things that don't take it seriously so I would appreciate it if anyone could give me advice on how to find my inner dragon.

[John32241]

Hi,

Well that is a new terminology for me. I have heard many inner energies defined but this one seems unique. The dragon energy is from the elemental kingdom with specific qualities of service. I would start to think in that way and see where it led me.

John

[Lamaas]

This type of message always signifies that you need to manifest certain attributes into your daily life. Dragons are elementals related to both fire and air, meaning that they can help us transform our ideas into reality. Are you an artist who is afraid to put your paintbrush to canvas? Are you a college student having a hard time putting your thoughts into writing for an assignment? You may need to push yourself to create something -- grab a pen or paintbrush and get your thoughts out of your head.

I call Myself "Drakomejus Pymraxizen" under My higher-title (magic-name).

It pretty much means, being a Dragon-mind and manifesting-wizardry to speak like Poimandres and reach a zenith by maximizing.

[Emerald Imber]

Hello John,

Yes, I agree. I have never heard of finding your inner dragon before but I pulled this particular card 3 different time. I will definitely be searching into it like you said.

Lamaas,

I am an artist and in some cases I can see where I would be afraid to dab into something with my art abilities but for the majority i'm very comfortable in my art. I do have artist blocks allot but in those cases I just take a step back until I have a light bulb flashing over my head saying 'ding ding' moment. I don't normally have trouble putting my thoughts into my writings and I'm constantly being creative. Do you have any thoughts on why I would be receiving this message if i'm not having troubles in these areas?

UnicornRedefinesButt,

Love the name! It made me laugh. Can you elaborate on what you mean? I've never heard some of these terms.

[Jenny Crow]

To me, finding your inner dragon means to dig down and find your inner.....well, the word rhymes with witch, lol.

[GypsyButterfly]

I have an affinity for dragons. I think of them as strong minded, independent & free spirited (just to name a few qualities), like me.

i can't find out how to contact the board moderator..........what in the hell's going on with all those weird posts????

[Emerald Imber]

Jenny Crow,

Oh snap! Yeaaah I can relate to that. I'm such a pushover.

GypsyButterfly,

How would you find your inner dragon?

Elisi,

I'm not sure what you mean.

Originally Posted by Emerald Imber

Hello John,

Yes, I agree. I have never heard of finding your inner dragon before but I pulled this particular card 3 different time. I will definitely be searching into it like you said.

Lamaas,

I am an artist and in some cases I can see where I would be afraid to dab into something with my art abilities but for the majority i'm very comfortable in my art. I do have artist blocks allot but in those cases I just take a step back until I have a light bulb flashing over my head saying 'ding ding' moment. I don't normally have trouble putting my thoughts into my writings and I'm constantly being creative. Do you have any thoughts on why I would be receiving this message if i'm not having troubles in these areas?

UnicornRedefinesButt,

Love the name! It made me laugh. Can you elaborate on what you mean? I've never heard some of these terms.

Ah, it means that there's an "Omega-point" from a Dragon to a mage, kind of like Zarathustra (Nietzsche), but He's too Enforcing and Earth-building for my taste.

Poimandres is a Hermetic-myth (perhaps a real-deity as an archetype as well?). There's a text on it called "Divine Pymander" by/translated from Hermes.