Description
Weight: approx 20 g
Size: approx. 7.1 x 3.6 cm
Material: 100% nickel-free pewter, polished
Delivery Content: Only the pendant without necklace
Size: approx. 7.1 x 3.6 cm
Material: 100% nickel-free pewter, polished
Delivery Content: Only the pendant without necklace
- The dragon is an ancient Celtic symbol of the power of the Mother Goddess, for the power of earth energies and the power of creative energy at all. In European cultures it was often equated with the Uroboros, the Earth Snake. It is a beast of a mythical world that has access to various dimensions such. B. Fire, Water, Air and Earth. For that reason, the dragon is revered almost in all cultures, except in the Christian, where he must be demonized and destroyed as evil - see the many saints fighting against the dragon. Archangel Michael, Saint Magnus, but also heroes like Siegfried kill all a dragon. Dragons always point to an older religion or culture. To destroy them, you had to demonize their central symbolic figure. He had to be destroyed because he posed a threat to the new religion. In the Taoist symbolism China the dragon was worshiped as the spirit of the way, brings the eternal change with it.
