Find Your Dragon Guide
Casting Instructions for 'Find Your Dragon Guide'
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First take 5 or more deep breaths 1, 2, 3... 1, 2, 3... ect. Once relaxed, visualize yourself standing in either a field or forest. Walk a bit until you see a cave. Enter the cave with confidence and study the terrain. Is there mountains? Forests? Rivers? Walk to the nearest open area (plain or field)
Call out: "Please reveal to me what Dragon is here to help me" Study every detail of what dragon comes up to you. It may or may not be your guide/protector.
If it is, ask him/her a little about themselves. Tell them a little about yourself and who you are and what you want them to help you with. If they want any help from you, help them. If you are not comfortable with the Dragon, then it will most likely leave.
If it is not your Dragon guide/protector, then ask the Dragon if it could show you who/where your Dragon guide/protector is. But remember, Dragons speak in riddles. Just a warning.
Once you have met and politely parted with them, you MUST walk back through the cave to where you started.
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Last edited on May 27, 2018
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''A guide is there to lead you to yourself.''
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One intuition that pops into mind, early on when the dragon stated you wouldn't be able to 'go on' unless you walked a dragon path; It feels more like an invitation than a threat. Sort of a ''If you want to learn more, then walk the path and we'll see where it takes you.'
Also, Dragons have an intensity of energy and overall vibration that can be like being in an energy bath just by being near them. Especially if you aren't accustomed to the experience. Sudden rushes of energy can feel like a head rush, especially if it is focused on the third eye and crown. It can feel like heat and swelling, as if you are being thrown wide open. At once uplifting and (at first) mildly uncomfortable.
OH, and a final thought about the name. The sound and syllable pattern makes me think of old Nordic or Scandinavian names. I doubt either version of the name is actually tied with specific Nordic/Germania names or words but it might be worth a tad of research. You might be able to glean some useful elements at least. Otherwise, perhaps take some time to consider if you are feeling 'called' towards a path involving Dragons, and whether or not you would feel comfortable with accepting such a journey. Fair warning... it can be intense, and starts out with a lot of focus on the Self and deep personal growth so be prepared for some emotional dirt digging. But what you learn about yourself, and what you gain by keeping a willingness to hold yourself up to a mirror with honest eyes and love in heart, can be well worth it. It is like a cross between emotional boot camp and honors courses.
And by the way, chaos dragon studies were as far as I got before wanting to leave (I often have random lapses during sessions like these where I just want to be left alone. It's not really that uncommon for me to want someone to leave or to leave some place, so it's not really that weird for me. I guess I just feel awkward). Anyway, the dragon seemed pretty fine with me wanting to leave, but gave me his name after I asked him too before leaving.
It helps to write down the words and read it out a few times. Give it a day or two, then read them again and see if they still feel right. Don't rush the process. Take your time and savour it. Mull things over. Get comfortable and familiar with the process. -Then- go about your task.
If you want genuine personal benefit then be less concerned on what form you want/expect and more focused on the goals and growth you want to achieve. Otherwise you could end up blocking out the guide you are meant to work with inadvertantly. ...As a good friend of mine once put it; You will never find the fox that is here to teach you if you spend your time searching for wolves who won't.
Or, possibly, the three encounters themselves were beginning lessons. Reflective of traits or fears that might be holding you back on your journey. Shyness, perhaps? All three stages of your encounters involved some sort of personal fear being exposed. Fear of intruding or fear of being misunderstood (being worried about appearing to be dangerous to the female). Fear of being judged or rejected (the male who sent you out of the cave). Fear of offending, being unworthy, or embarrassed by ignorance (The mischievous male).
I am not sure if you have continued your efforts towards this path, hopefully you didn't feel scared away by this event. But if you are still feeling a pull after all this time it might be worth re-doing this meditation. You've had some time to grow and learn new things about yourself, after all.
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