Hello recently i discovered something that surprised me. I am a dragon starseed. i have always thought myself to be a Syrian but i found out that i have a connection with Sirius because most dragons moved there after leaving earth. i was a bit unsure at first until i read story's of others who are dragons as well. there personality was close to mine and we seemed not that different. as a kid i would go on and on about dragons and snakes and lizards and never knew why. Sirius and draconus have always ben two names in my head i never knew why. After thinking about this i was still a but unsure until i read a message from lord sananda titled prepare for disclosure in the message it sead and i quote'' There are Dragons reading this still wondering what they should do, fearing their time is over. We know who you are. We are always standing by to help you. You MUST ASK."
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i read this and i knew that i was one. so i meditated. and i asked if my guardian dragon would come to me and take me to your place where you live. instantly i felt a deep strong feeling come over me very protective and relaxing and i received an image of a dragon with a gold aura and it looked like the dragon was gold. i have a feeling i know this dragon or at least this feeling and i wanted to hug the dragon before i could ask her any thing she disappeared. i wonder if this dragon is my higher self part of me seas yes and i really want to trust this feeling. im not shure if any one would like to know what will happen next so i will hold off on posting more until something amazing happens. please excuse any grammar mistakes im 14 and writing this at 1:47..:)
be the love be the light
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POIMANDRES, THE VISION OF HERMES
Hermes, while wandering in a rocky and desolate place, gave himself over to meditation and prayer. Following the secret instructions of the Temple, he gradually freed his higher consciousness from the bondage of his bodily senses; and, thus released, his divine nature revealed to him the mysteries of the transcendental spheres. He beheld a figure, terrible and awe-inspiring. It was the Great Dragon, with wings stretching across the sky and light streaming in all directions from its body. (The Mysteries taught that the Universal Life was personified as a dragon.) The Great Dragon called Hermes by name, and asked him why he thus meditated upon the World Mystery. Terrified by the spectacle, Hermes prostrated himself before the Dragon, beseeching it to reveal its identity. The great creature answered that it was Poimandres, the Mind of the Universe, the Creative Intelligence, and the Absolute Emperor of all. (Schure identifies Poimandres as the god Osiris.) Hermes then besought Poimandres to disclose the nature of the universe and the constitution of the gods. The Dragon acquiesced, bidding Trismegistus hold its image in his mind.
Immediately the form of Poimandres changed. Where it had stood there was a glorious and pulsating Radiance. This Light was the spiritual nature of the Great Dragon itself. Hermes was "raised" into the midst of this Divine Effulgence and the universe of material things faded from his consciousness. Presently a great darkness descended and, expanding, swallowed up the Light. Everything was troubled. About Hermes swirled a mysterious watery substance, which gave forth a smoke like vapor. The air was filled with inarticulate moaning and sightings, which seemed to come from the Light swallowed up in the darkness. Then again was heard the voice of Poimandres, but His form was not revealed: "I Thy God am the Light and the Mind which were before substance was divided from spirit and darkness from Light. And the Word which appeared as a pillar of flame out of the darkness is the Son of God, born of the mystery of the Mind. The name of that Word is Reason. Reason is the offspring of Thought and Reason shall divide the Light from the darkness and establish Truth in the midst of the waters. Understand, O Hermes, and meditate deeply upon the mystery. That which in you sees and hears is not of the earth, but is the Word of God incarnate. So it is said that Divine Light dwells in the midst of mortal darkness, and ignorance cannot divide them. The union of the Word and the Mind produces that mystery which is called Life. As the darkness without you is divided against itself, so the darkness within you is likewise divided. The Light and the fire, which rise, are the divine man, ascending in the path of the Word, and that which fails to ascend is the mortal man, which may not partake of immortality. Learn deeply of the Mind and its mystery, for therein lies the secret of immortality."
http://www.sacred-texts.com/eso/sta/sta08.htm