Dragons

[AFODO]

They do not exists, but it is a very saint tiltle for the gods.
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[inactive name]

I don't know. I hope so.

 

[Fiery Pluto]

No, they don't exist. The dragon is an allegory for the kundalini serpent that has to be "defeated", meaning that the kundalini energy has to be controlled.

 

[F_For_Flamingo]

The Universe is everexpanding, dragons probbably exsist, and if not, one day they will exsist.

We dont even know all the creatures and secrets of Earth, let allone of the whole universe.

It is an interesring topic, but my advice would be, to not lose yourself in daydreaming about dragons, to not get obssesed

 

[Niko_is_666]

I've always had an interest in dragons since I was a kid. Could dragons exist on another planet? There are dragons in many mythologies. Is this possible? Could there be very large flying reptiles even if they don't breathe fire?

Yes, they once existed in our planetary system, but not anymore most likely due to the war. They definitely did exist on Phaeton. If they also existed on Earth and Mars, they were probably hunted down by the Reptilians and Greys for their exotic meat. Humans have found remains of large beings on Earth, it is possible Earth was capable of supporting such beings.

The Gods create allegories from what exists, not from something that doesn't.
The Snakes exist, once so did the Dragons.

 

[Fiery Pluto]

The Gods create allegories from what exists, not from something that doesn't.
The Snakes exist, once so did the Dragons.

So for you do also animals like the gryphon exist? These animals don't exist, but are a mix of existing animals. The gryphon is a mix between an eagle and a lion, while the dragon appears as a snake with wings. It is the kundalini serpent that ascends through the wings.

These allegories are based on the symbolic attributes of esisting animals, but they don't exist.

 

[Niko_is_666]

The Gods create allegories from what exists, not from something that doesn't.
The Snakes exist, once so did the Dragons.

So for you do also animals like the gryphon exist? These animals don't exist, but are a mix of existing animals. The gryphon is a mix between an eagle and a lion, while the dragon appears as a snake with wings. It is the kundalini serpent that ascends through the wings.

These allegories are based on the symbolic attributes of esisting animals, but they don't exist.

I don't know much about the Gryphon. With the types of creatures that are found in the deep sea, it's plausible that such weird creatures existed on land as well. If not Earth, in our planetary system at least, we know little to nothing about Mars and Phaeton.

Dragons or Dragon like creatures did exist, the "Dinosaur fossils" are a proof for the existence of 'weird' creatures. If a bat, which looks like a rat with wings, can exist, then why not a Dragon or a Gryphon? And I am not sure or aware if the Gryphon has been used by the Gods or by the Ancient ones in anyway for their spiritual allegories. Though to be honest, the Gryphon definitely looks like a being that cannot exist.

The Gods and the Ancients used what existed, some Egyptian Gods are depicted with animal heads, all these animals exist.
The Gods and the wise Ancients wouldn't use something imaginary/made up in their allegory because what is true is always remembered throughout Ages, and what is made up simply fades away with time because it has no specific energies denoted to it. The image of a Dragon is enough to instill positive feelings in our hearts for these beings, this is the work of racial memory. We humans definitely had quite a positive relation with the Dragons[similar to that of Lions, Tigers, and Whales as well], especially the White race, almost every other child and most white adults love Dragons even though the Church says "dragon bad, muh jebus good". This is a sign of an ancient relationship with these beings which is deep within our racial memory[especially in White race], the Dragon continues to remind the White race of their Pagan past, this is also why Dragons are "evil" according to the christian church and most of the film industry. They are not "evil" solely for the Kundalini allegory. Dragons on a spiritual level, are and were above the present animal kingdom, it's why their energy still exists in our planetary system, and we still talk about them. They are still out there in the Astral from what I read here on the forums.

And it is not necessary that Dragons were as big as human villages. They could be of maximum size of an airbus a320 or an 18 wheeler, or minimum size to that of an American Bison.

 

[Fiery Pluto]

I don't know much about the Gryphon. With the types of creatures that are found in the deep sea, it's plausible that such weird creatures existed on land as well. If not Earth, in our planetary system at least, we know little to nothing about Mars and Phaeton.

Dragons or Dragon like creatures did exist, the "Dinosaur fossils" are a proof for the existence of 'weird' creatures. If a bat, which looks like a rat with wings, can exist, then why not a Dragon or a Gryphon? And I am not sure or aware if the Gryphon has been used by the Gods or by the Ancient ones in anyway for their spiritual allegories. Though to be honest, the Gryphon definitely looks like a being that cannot exist.

The Gods and the Ancients used what existed, some Egyptian Gods are depicted with animal heads, all these animals exist.
The Gods and the wise Ancients wouldn't use something imaginary/made up in their allegory because what is true is always remembered throughout Ages, and what is made up simply fades away with time because it has no specific energies denoted to it. The image of a Dragon is enough to instill positive feelings in our hearts for these beings, this is the work of racial memory. We humans definitely had quite a positive relation with the Dragons[similar to that of Lions, Tigers, and Whales as well], especially the White race, almost every other child and most white adults love Dragons even though the Church says "dragon bad, muh jebus good". This is a sign of an ancient relationship with these beings which is deep within our racial memory[especially in White race], the Dragon continues to remind the White race of their Pagan past, this is also why Dragons are "evil" according to the christian church and most of the film industry. They are not "evil" solely for the Kundalini allegory. Dragons on a spiritual level, are and were above the present animal kingdom, it's why their energy still exists in our planetary system, and we still talk about them. They are still out there in the Astral from what I read here on the forums.

And it is not necessary that Dragons were as big as human villages. They could be of maximum size of an airbus a320 or an 18 wheeler, or minimum size to that of an American Bison.

You think the gryphon doesn't exist, but you say that the gods use existing beings for their allegories. This is a contradiction.

You are entirely basing on your intuition, but you aren't giving a single rational argument and any prove.

Stop fantasizing and start to be with feet on earth.

 

[Fiery Pluto]

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And knowing that agents like Yehuborim exist and gained power, the history regarding Dragons is likely corrupted. For such topics, only the Gods can provide the correct answers or lead us to them.

There isn't a "hystory" in regard to dragons, but only legends and miths.

 

[Niko_is_666]

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And knowing that agents like Yehuborim exist and gained power, the history regarding Dragons is likely corrupted. For such topics, only the Gods can provide the correct answers or lead us to them.

There isn't a "hystory" in regard to dragons, but only legends and miths.

Whatever you say. Legends and Myths come under the History of a particular people, culture, or generation.

 

[Lightning_Puma]

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And knowing that agents like Yehuborim exist and gained power, the history regarding Dragons is likely corrupted. For such topics, only the Gods can provide the correct answers or lead us to them.

There isn't a "hystory" in regard to dragons, but only legends and miths.

Whatever you say. Legends and Myths come under the History of a particular people, culture, or generation.

Please read this sermon by HPHC: https://www.ancient-forums.com/viewtopic.php?p=385856#p385856