strange

[orphengirl]

i recently had a dream of a baby dragon

i was walking to a party at night wth some friends and we walked by another house having a party. we stopped to have a look and they were selling a variety of pets out side. among the strange animals they had for sale. they had a dragon. it was no beast to be feard or one to harm any one. it was a baby dragon. completly unknown to the fact he could hurt me. i picked him up and played with him. i tought him tricks such as to sit, stay ,roll over, and jump. he was completey harmless to say the least.

can anyone help?

please and thank you.

[Varzandeh]

Dragon means a powerful enemy.
If one dreamt had a dragon as a pet means he will acquaint some big people.***
If dreamt was fighting a dragon and defeated it means will fight an enemy and will defeat him.
If dreamt killed the dragon and had its flesh, means will overcome the enemy and will have money to spend.
If dreamt dragon ate him there is a death danger by an illness.
If dreamt he was on back of a dragon riding means a big enemy will obey him.

[orphengirl]

thank you for all your help. i will let you know if something happens.

[JON]

In Western cultures, they are fearsome fire-breathing creatures that knights slay, usually to rescue maidens from. They often terrorise towns and countries, laying waste at will. [In Greek Myth Perseus rescued Andromeda on Pegasus from some kind of Sea Serpent.]

In Biblical terms they represent Satan. Saints George and Michael overcame the Devil in that form. [In Revelations Satan is a 7 or 10 headed dragon.] They protect what they consider precious. [Like the one protecting the Golden Fleece in Greek Myth.] They hoard things, and even steal them [eg Smaug in Tolkien.] So to kill one is to conquer your fears ['demons']. Or vanquish your enemies [another kind of 'demon', I suppose].

Yet, in the Eastern cultures, dragons are seen as spiritual creatures symbolizing good luck and fortune. The ceremony of 'painting the eye' on one is to bring luck. A dragon was an Imperial symbol in China. And still is one of the Year Symbols in the Chinese Calendar. Having lived in the Far East, and encountering Buddhism, I tend to view them in this light, as benevolent benign creatures.

So a complex and contradictory creature, depending upon where you come from....

Cheers, Jon.