Dragons Exist

 

          I have finally sorted through all the previous beliefs of myself and others and decided on a specific, definite answer as to how dragons exist. With the help of the links below, tons of thought, and a personal experience of my own, I have figured it out.

          As some have believed since long ago, there are many dimensions other than our own in which different people and creatures live; in a land other than Earth. Although few can access them or see them, they exist. I am one of the few who can. For several years now, I have been able to use Astral Projection without knowing what it truly was. I always believed that I was sending myself into some alternate reality that can only be reached through the mind, but I was wrong. During deep meditation, I was able to send myself into one of these other dimensions.

          There have been many records of people who have used Astral Projection involuntarily, while either asleep, ill, or in a near-death experience. Though, there are many practices in which monks access Astral Projection through deep meditation. Unlike most humans, I was able to master this deep state of meditation within a mere day or two. As it turned out, I was a natural, and have a stronger spirit and mind than most. For others, mastering this technique can take weeks, months, or even years.

          As you may have figured out by now, only creatures with very high mental capabilities can use Astral Projection...note that I said "creatures", and not "humans". Since the creation of time, dragons have been known to be extremely intelligent, with some able to speak in our tongue, solve extremely difficult problems and puzzles, and use telepathy. Dragons are the masters of Astral Projection, and use it rather often to check in on the other dimensions. During Astral Projection, the user gains control of his soul as it leaves the body, and can then travel through the other dimensions unseen. Though, some humans and animals like me have higher mental abilities and can see spirits such as these; but dragons can also choose to entirely block all humans from seeing them, despite their mental capabilities.

           Have you ever heard of those who have seen ghosts? Ever seen one yourself? Seen something that others couldn't? People can see ghosts, spirits, and the sort because they have a stronger mind. Others cannot see because their minds aren't strong enough. It doesn't mean you're hallucinating or imagining things.

          Ever wondered why there is no proof that dragons ever existed? This is because they existed at one time, but their bodies decomposed so quickly that fossils couldn't form (see my last blog entry for more info). As everyone knows, dragons were killed by humans on the spot when they existed back in medieval times, and so their numbers decreased dramatically. Eventually, dragons sightings stopped altogether. Why was this? Did we kill every last one of them? No. The dragons left. Using Astral Projection, the remaining few dragons moved to the next dimension where they were welcome, and placed themselves into new bodies.

          As I said earlier, though, dragons still return to Earth to check on us, and even protect children while they are here. This is why children tend to believe in dragons while adults don't; children often have real experiences with dragons. In a dragon's mind, the children are innocent and kind, and should be protected, while adults are single-minded and dangerous, and should be avoided. Humans did nearly eliminate the dragons hundreds of years ago after all; if dragons decided to return and were seen by an adult, what would happen? They'd be killed without a second thought. That is the way the human mind works; we destroy things we don't understand. We assume that they are dangerous before even getting to know them.

          On a second note, I had a personal experience with a dragon just this morning. And it wasn't through Astral Projection either. A dragon came to me. Just awhile after waking up and getting dressed, I had seen a flash of white move out the corner of my eye, but when I turned to look, there was nothing there. I watched the spot curiously for a moment despite the fact that I saw nothing, for I sensed that something was there. Suddenly, the thought occured to me that it could be a dragon, and so I attempted to communicate with it.

          "You can come out; I'm not going to hurt you," I said from my sitting position at the edge of my bed, knowing that the first thing that came to a dragon's mind when it thinks of humans is death.

          I waited another long moment, making sure that I projected only calm, sincere feelings before I sensed the unseen creature's eyes looking at me. I felt it move from the area beneath my desk, and as I listened intently, I could hear the small pitter-patter of footsteps on the carpet, and as it slowly made its way towards me, its true appearance began to come into focus. He was a dragon, no doubt, but a very small one at that. His scales were a snowy white, and his wings were hovering slightly away from his sides, as if prepared to take off at the slightest scent of danger. His body was very smooth and shiny, with a slightly elevated ridge traveling down his spine. The only somewhat sharp abjects on his body were the two rear-facing horns atop his head; overall, he had a very smooth, gently sloping appearance. His eyes were rather large, and a bright crystal blue in color.

          He sat on his haunches a few feet from the bed, tilting his head slightly as he looked me over, as if trying to decide if it was safe to approach. As his crystalline eyes met my green ones, an intense feeling of excitement and amazement washed over me, and I smiled widely. At this small gesture, I noticed him relax visibly, and could almost hear a sigh fill the room as he brought himself back onto all fours again. I watched with interest as he opened his wings, and for a moment my heart stopped, hoping he wasn't about to leave; but, to my immense surprise and relief, his shimmering body lifted into the air, and he glided right up onto my bed to sit beside me.

          He looked up at me with those big eyes from his seated position, his spikeless tail swishing behind him before curling loosely around his forelegs. As I got a closer look at him, I realized just how small he was, only measuring about 6 or 7 inches tall while sitting (from the top of his head down to the bed). After awhile, he jumped up onto my shoulder and grinned as I started to vaguely hear his voice in my head. I can't quite remember what was said, but we exchanged a few words. It was much easier to see him than it was to hear him; it was like watching a movie with the volume so low that you can just barely make out what was being said.

          At some point, I realized that he was going to be staying with me, though I didn't think to ask why. I was just glad to have finally met a dragon.

          I decided to name him Donut for the time being (i'm not sure why; it was just the first thing that popped into my head), since he didn't seem to have a name. Though, I clearly noticed that he was rather young, but was not a baby, despite his size. I suppose he is just a very small dragon...almost pocket-sized, even. :P

          Now, I know that i've been speaking in past-tense, but this doesn't mean that he is no longer with me. He's actually been sitting beside me the whole time i've been writing this...well, has been near me at least. I admit, he hasn't been sitting the whole time. He's gone from sitting on the bed to laying on the bed to flying around my room to sitting on my shoulder, etc. He's rather quiet, but doesn't seem to mind me telling you about him. He seems to be rather laid back.

          I hope he doesn't leave anytime soon!

          If you'd like to ask him any questions, (he's a real dragon, after all) just post them in the comments below, and i'll get his answer for you! ^^