Spirit, Soul and Dragon
| The Spirit is a product of the reaction between a Raw Energy Material (like a Sugar) |
| and a Yeast (Yeast, East, Easter), that is a dark digestive body that is in opposite to |
| the energy material, and is in a vacuum and which seeks a state of saturation. |
| The Spirit is the essence of a vapour, or energy field. The latter envelopes the essence |
| as to give it a static yet an anti-material body. This body is like the sea of the Soul, which |
| possesses character and quality in the same way that a wine is flavoured by fruit, quality |
| of earth, production and storage. |
| The Spirit is like the proton of an atom. The Soul is like the electron that envelopes the Spirit. |
| The Dragon is the mythological fire-breathing creature, that bears soul sparks from |
| the flame of creation. The Dragon or Serpent is a symbol of the human DNA. |
| The Serpentdragon travels the Soul body. The Dragonship travels the sea of vapour that |
| embodies the Spirit, the core essence. It is the Dragonship who is the scout that goes |
| on a tour of inspection and investigation. The Dragons head shows where new learning |
| appears to ascend. In the wake of the tail is the maelstrom of the past. |
| The Dragonship has to seek out experience, define the boundaries. It is everywhere, |
| but is really going nowhere and does nothing. The Spirit is unmoved. |
| The
illusion of incarnation and moving through incarnations, |
| of the Soul-ship along the waterline of vapour that envelopes the Spirit. The travel causes |
| the alternate appearance and submerge and the apparent separation and disconnection |
| of the Serpentdragons head and tail. Light - may travel as a particle or a wave. |
| The significance of the Dragon is its control over the destiny of Mankind. In Christian |
| tradition it is the Snake/Serpent that lures Eve to tempt Adam with the apple. Astronomically, |
| the lure of the Dragon will occasionally eat away at the light of Day or Night, during |
| which - either the total eclipse of the Sun or the Moon - the fire of the Dragon becomes |
| visible. Eclipses used to portend fear in the heart of man. Thus the Dragon is the natural |
| enemy of Man, and the death of the Dragon becomes the ultimate goal. |
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