Dragon Explained / Universal Law of the Moon

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Explanation of the Dragon

Sir Isaac Newton stated, “For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.” This highlights the idea that our thoughts shape our reality; we become what we think. This concept reflects what I refer to as the “Universal Law,” which encompasses the cause and effect relationship exemplified by the yin and yang, commonly understood as the Law of Karma.

In modern astrology, the Dragon’s Head and Tail refer to the South and North Nodes of the Moon. In Chinese astrology, the Dragon closely resembles the symbol of Aries found in Occidental astrology. To my understanding, the Moon, on its own, plays a significant role in influencing the daily fate of the world, directly impacting the weather and the natural forces at work.

“Knowledge is power, ignorance is evil!” – Use the Universal Laws at your advantage!

The waxing and waning of our closest satellite, the Moon, generates the daily process of the tides. The lunar cycle lasts 28 and a half days, which aligns closely with the average menstrual cycle. Consequently, women may exhibit both physical and spiritual responses, while everyone may subconsciously react to terms like “lunatic,” “moody,” or “crabby.”

The scientific community has recognized increased activity during a Full Moon, but they often overlook the wealth of information that could be harnessed for the benefit of society. My “Cyber Cosmic University” aims to uncover the cosmic codes and the secrets of the planets and the Moon.

It offers curious readers the opportunity to use astrological insights productively and wisely throughout the year. Interestingly, police forces and hospital emergency rooms tend to experience heightened activity during these lunar phases. Despite the Moon’s subtle influence, it remains largely unacknowledged and even ridiculed by the scientific community.

Throughout my years of careful observation, I have found that the Moon undeniably affects the human psyche and our emotional responses to life. Without opposing forces (positive and negative), there would be no reactions, and thus, no life possible on both spiritual and physical planes.

Our so-called “dead” satellite is very much alive. By carefully observing its patterns, we can lead more stable and productive lives.

“God created the stars and the heavens for more than the sake of beauty; He gave them to us for interpretation so that we may live a safer, more productive life.  Man is superior to the stars if he lives in the power of superior wisdom. Such a person, being the master over heaven and earth, by means of his will, is a magus, and magic is not sorcery but supreme wisdom.

~ Paracelsus

The Dragon’s Head

The North Node of the Moon is a source of positive energy, akin to a “wheel of fortune.” It encourages the soul toward new self-realization, fresh opportunities, psychological growth, and ultimately, happiness. Chinese astrologers refer to the Moon’s Nodes as the Dragon’s Head and Tail, and they place significant importance on them. This energy results from a combination of the constellation Draco reflecting onto the Moon, which then influences planet Earth and humans’ natal UCI.

Unfortunately, modern astrologers often overlook the significance of the “Dragon,” missing out on a wealth of valuable information. To my knowledge, the “Dragon”  contains as much, if not more, insight and power than the entire complexity of a complete astrological chart!

I believe that understanding the essence of the Dragon’s secrets is crucial for one’s success or failure in life and for shaping one’s inner character. Many notable figures in history, both celebrated and notorious, have experienced significant consequences as a result of either the Head or the Tail of the Dragon.

Your awareness of the Dragon’s Head and Tail, as well as their influence by house or sign and the planets affecting your natal Dragon, will play a significant role in determining your success or failure. This knowledge is essential for ensuring that you rise with the Head of the Dragon and avoid the pitfalls associated with its Tail.

The Dragon”s Tail

 

The South Node of the Moon is associated with negative energy and represents a form of “karmic residue” that can pull the soul back toward past accomplishments, inner fears, and weaknesses. To move forward, this build-up from previous incarnations must either be eliminated or utilized constructively.

Only then does the “Great Designer” offer an opportunity for new experiences and personal growth. Typically, we are naturally drawn to the Dragon’s Tail, much like a child who wants to stay at home rather than face the uncertainty of a new school with unfamiliar peers.

In the comfort of the familiar (the Tail), the soul feels secure and confident in what it knows best. Through my research, I have observed that following the commands of the Dragon’s Tail often leads to failure, pain, drama, and, in extreme cases, even death.

At times, the Dragon’s Tail may lead individuals to draw others into their own dark past life experiences, as seen in the case of figures like David Koresh, thereby harming innocent and trusting souls who follow them.

However, for specific karmic reasons, the Dragon’s Tail can also be used positively, resulting in the emergence of gifted classical musicians, such as Bach, Beethoven, and Schubert. Their past life musical works reach fruition for others to enjoy or learn from, and God has allowed these “geniuses” to build upon their previous life’s efforts for the benefit of mankind, allowing them to achieve incredible things at young ages.

The location of the Dragon’s Tail is where you will encounter your weaknesses, trapping you in fears. You’ve experienced this, learned those lessons, and have been there before. Divine support will not be found in this space. If you fail to recognize and engage with the Dragon’s Head and its promising opportunities, you’ll likely find yourself struggling for either financial or emotional security.

Sometimes, unexpected dramatic experiences or the misuse of substances (such as drugs, alcohol, or medications) can draw the soul back into its past life residue. The purification and advancement of the soul can only be achieved through the new experiences promised by the location of the Dragon’s Head, determined by its position in your house and zodiac sign.

Equipped with this profound understanding, individuals can attain emotional, financial, and spiritual stability. We are all children of this magnificent galaxy, governed by a cosmic God, and there is a reason for the Dragon’s role within the complex mechanisms of the universal mind.