Dragons are real

[Flash]

Masters, true Masters, are masters of thhemselves, not masters of others. They may be teachers of others but only Master of oneself can we become. There is no ego involved here, none. so yes, these rare beings, i would not hesitate to call them Masters. And Teachers. Or The One whose traces / path i want to follow.

Posted by Anakie (here)
The shattering of our beliefs can be a experience, ultimately they should prove to be very cathartic.

I still recall all the times I broke down crying and I dare say it is not over yet.

I found in my own experience to be careful of using the words I know and prefer to say I believe, for truly I know nothing. My ego would certainly like me to think I know a lot.

On the subject of 'Masters', I would call no man master. Two persons engaged in a 3-dimesional experience are equals despite whatever difference in levels there may be. The flow of information goes in both directions.

Incidentally Michael, I don't think for one moment your 'master' tried to fool you, but if that is the case then it must mean he was fooled and may not be as enlightened as you thought.

God bless, these experience as painful as they may seem can be tremendously good for you.

I apologise in advance for offering advice where none was asked for but hopefully what I have said will be read by many, who knows where a seed might flourish.

[Michael Moewes]

Gotcha. Thanks a lot for clearifying. So we've been fooled too. but I still beleive.

Posted by markoid (here)
I did a quick screen capture of the sequence from the movie to show what I mean.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=VqrdavD2Z0w

[Michael Moewes]

Quite a good quote, if it would be for dualism christianity, but for the non dualistic Buddhissm it doesn't fit.
I used the term of master here to give an understandable reference.
Actually the translation would be more like "The Most Precious Teacher".
And as there is no dualistic beleive - The teacher and myself are one.
And Man I can tell you that he is something very special.
When I meet him we don't need words because he sees right in to my heart and mind. and than Bang, he hits me with a sentence that gives me to think about for several hours.
I hope all of you will someday meet your "master"

Posted by Anakie (here)
The shattering of our beliefs can be a traumatic experience, ultimately they should prove to be very cathartic.

I still recall all the times I broke down crying and I dare say it is not over yet.

I found in my own experience to be careful of using the words I know and prefer to say I believe, for truly I know nothing. My ego would certainly like me to think I know a lot.

On the subject of 'Masters', I would call no man master. Two persons engaged in a 3-dimesional experience are equals despite whatever difference in levels there may be. The flow of information goes in both directions.

Incidentally Michael, I don't think for one moment your 'master' tried to fool you, but if that is the case then it must mean he was fooled and may not be as enlightened as you thought.

God bless, these experience as painful as they may seem can be tremendously good for you.

I apologise in advance for offering advice where none was asked for but hopefully what I have said will be read by many, who knows where a seed might flourish.

[Tenzin]

I seriously doubt these beings can be captured by the technology we have in the mainstream.

But if it happened recently, most probably hologram, just like 9/11. They are showing it in Dubai already:

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=uWBAhR_cbus

[Gatita]

I have dragons in my reality.

Cat

[Flash]

Posted by Gatita (here)
I have dragons in my reality.

Cat

Please, explain

Are they Dracunian reptiliabs? In the astral dream state? From other sources?

[Gatita]

In the astral is probably the closest explanation. I mostly encounter Celtic dragons. Sometimes I'm asleep. Sometimes I'm awake. They've just always been a normal part of my life.

Cat

[Koyaanisqatsi]

Real dragon s would really spice up a weekend camping trip!

[Karezza]

Interesting chosen flight/ movement

[Jane Tripp]

Thanks for this post. That's a very interesting video. I wouldn't take the skepticism to heart - there are a lot of CGI vids out there. On the other hand, many people don't yet understand that photos/footage with genuine phenomena often have 'interference' on them, and see it as evidence of a hoax (as in the sarcastic "isn't it incredible how these types of photos are always blurry). Thinking a little further, I would actually expect that for several reasons.

It's very similar to the white noise experienced between radio stations. If you are capturing other-dimensional activity (which is what I think this particular dragon footage might be), there is every good reason to expect visible interference on the resulting image. While many people see this as a sign of an outright fabrication, it has been a common, even normal factor in photos/video containing genuine photographic phenomena, in my (considerable) experience.

I would also like to respectfully remind people that while certain footage may not be genuine, finding something that looks similar, as with the kite, doesn't 'prove' that the original isn't genuine either.

And if we then think about the fact that dragon kites are fashioned after descriptions and sightings of dragon-like entities that have been reported many times over the centuries and which form an integral part of cultural folklore, which came first, the dragon or the egg?

Not very far from where I originally come from, dragon lore has continued almost up to the present day.

In one of the fascinating books written by Janet & Colin Bord, 'The Secret Country - More Mysterious Britain' a very good example is given on pages 67-68.

Described with familiarity, small dragons were seen frequently in South Glamorgan, Wales, and it seems they became extinct only within the last hundred years or so.

An old lady remembered them, and recalled her grandfather trying to kill one (even engaging in a fight with it), as they were considered on a par with foxes for taking hens, and she had seen it's skin and feathers.

Within living memory another old man also remembered hearing about them from those who had actually seen them.

They were beautiful, some apparently being iridescent (as many reptiles and birds are today) and glittering in the light. They slept coiled up (like snakes) and glided when disturbed. The reason they became extinct is a practical one - they took poultry, and this lends some credence to the story. Life was hard here, and poultry were precious. These creatures probably took a lot of rabbits too.

So many species have become extinct, but many are still being discovered. Different species of dragons may have been common, perhaps pre-deluge, with rarer survivals tapering off up to the present day, especially in remote locations. It certainly isn't impossible.

Neither is it impossible that this video shows a spirit-dragon, in other words a trans-dimensional species that has a limited concourse with man (or certain people) to the present day, if rarely.

[Redstar Kachina]

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[Ultima Thule]

This is quite a tangential thought experiment, but here goes:

Humans have a concept of winged angels that are considered higher, more divine beings - even ancestors?

It has been alluded that the reptilians consider winged dragons their highly revered ancestors.

Dragons = angelic deity of your local reptile population?

UT