Who is the Dragon?
Who is the Dragon? "The brave men did not slay the dragons, the brave men rode them." This is one of my favorite quotes. It is simple and most people don't give it a second thought. A wonderful empowering picture of riding a dragon in one's imagination....fun right? The words however imply immediate contrast between all of the interpretive qualities of fierceness, courage and challenge. It speaks to the greatest triumph of bravely facing our most critical fears, embracing them and letting them participate as a part of you. It connects that which controls our inner selves, and turns the world into harmony and balance. And - yet there are alternate wordings producing harsh pictures. Similar quotes that glorify a viscous and cruel ending where the dragons are slain and we are teased into believing in our own power. "The brave men w...