The other two cards that we felt a kinship with were the “Six of Cups” of the Minor Arcana and “The Star (XVII)” of the Major Arcana. We regarded these two cards to be the bookends to the “Knight of Coins”. Together, the three cards represent the whole of us and the nature of our relationship.

The “Six of Cups” features several dragon boats (steered ( Read more... )

My Dragon Guide (Peesey) and I decided that we would meditate on “The Dragon Tarot” by Terry Donaldson and Peter Pracownik. We both had bonded with this deck, which my Guide thought depicted the many aspects of his home. Together, we meditated with the cards and began to understand what the various dragons were teaching us.

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This particular Dragon was the shy one from the Arboretum. He had felt safe around me, and was willing to be my friend. Great Mother Dragon felt that we would make a good pair. I would be his “mentor” for learning about humankind, and He would aid me in my recovery. This Dragon would help me to leave my home, and I would help Him to leave his ( Read more... )

A number of years ago, when I started to study dragons, a Great Mother Dragon presented Herself as my Guide. While I traveled back and forth to the Blue Ridge Mountains (Virginia), I would see this glorious gold-silver Empress sunning Herself. At other times, She would sit on the mountain tops and play with the clouds. Although her name is “ ( Read more... )

When I was a teenager, I belonged to a United Methodist Church youth group. Membership in this group was my family’s idea, and I had no choice in the matter. Moreover I had no friends in this group, except for one girl who was friendly towards me ( Read more... )

Guardian Dragons


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