I had a vivid dream once of a green dragon within a body of water up to its neck. It appeared as though it was simply observing me while I was in front of it.
Strangely, I wasn’t afraid, probably because its energies felt peaceful, ancient, and wise, and my soul had recognized it.
Perhaps it was a dragon spirit guide, ancient ancestor, or another otherworldly being.
I realize that in the state of separation consciousness, all of life is perceived as separate from one another.
However, from a state of unity consciousness, I realize that everything within us and outside of us is ultimately of The One/Holy Spirit/Divine Mother Goddess/Source/Ancient Prime Creator (to include God within).
Note: Dream recorded in post, “The Meaning of Dragon in My Life“
Cosmic Dream Dragon
September 24, 2014
When I woke up this morning, I was unable to recall the details of other dreams that I had, which was unusual. However, one vivid and reality-like dream stood out without a shadow of a doubt.
This was the first time that I recall dreaming about a white snake. Half of its upper body was extended upright, and seemed to be just as tall (or short) as me (4’9″), with the bottom half of its body coiled into a spiral.
A while back, I had a dream that had a similar vibe as this dream. It was my first dream of a greenish-brown dragon that was about 5-7 feet in front of me, with its head and neck above the surface of a large body of water; it just quietly stared at me, the way the snake calmly observed me as well.
The Observer vs an observer
What’s interesting, is that after I realized that the deep eye contact, combined with a very calm demeanor—of both the dragon and the white snake—was so familiar, it occurred to me that that’s how my dog (a black and white Siberian Husky) stares at me sometimes while sitting like a sphinx, which would make me wonder what’s going on within him.
The deep stare is quite different from his usual stares into random areas of the house with his long tongue flappin’, saliva drippin’, and his head moving like a bobble head in a car.
I’ve sensed that the brief moments of my dog’s deep stare is the spark of Divine Presence within him Being The Observer. Since our outer reality always reflects our inner reality, then the following must be true:
Whether it’s the dragon, snake, my dog or other figures from my dreams (e.g., the multi-colored, sparkling water being that I had written about a while back) quietly observing me, they are all reflections of the Divine Presence within me, mirroring back to me my own state of Being present in whatever Moment of Now with so-called “others”/my soul brothers and sisters/extensions of my Expanded Self in my outer reality—whether physical reality/3D or dream-state/4D.
I believe Divine Spirit exists in all of Life—regardless of how unconscious (unaware of its essence) that form of Life may be at the time; hence, not fully knowing itself as part of All That Is.
Sometimes, while walking along the paved path of our local park—surrounded by large, green trees hugging and forming a shaded bridge above the path—me or my husband will stop and look to our left or right because we intuitively sense being observed by The Observer/Presence, as opposed to an observer who may not be fully present with the Moment of Now.
And sure enough, we’ll see a gentle deer (or a family of deer) staring right at us. I like to say to them silently (telepathically from my heart space) “Namaste,” and send them loving energies.
Like the dragon dream, the white snake was in front of me, in approximately the same distance as the dragon.
The difference between the two dreams was that in the dragon dream, I recall being fully present with its presence—just observing it without fear. I sense this fearless aspect of me was my Divine Feminine energy/consciousness part of my soul.
In the white snake dream, I have a feeling I wasn’t fully present, but rather, somewhat fearful; hence, I was throwing I think water at the snake at some point, and it just looked at me with curious eyes as it slightly tilted its head to the side.
I sense this fearful aspect of me was the remnants of my masculine energy/wounded yet healing inner-child/not yet fully integrated ego self/part of my soul that wasn’t quite ready to embrace all aspects (symbolized by the color white) of the Divine Feminine within me.
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