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Although how everyone perceives ‘him’ is different, one thing is certain: There is indeed an almighty ‘God of all Dragons’.

This dragon is the largest of any dragon ever, with traits from both the western dragons of Europe, Britain and America, and of the Eastern Dragons of Asia, China, Korea and Japan.
His appearance and name differs slightly in various texts (In Mexico for instance, he is called Quetzalcoatl), but his size and his character are a constant.
The dragon god dwells within the Divine Source, with his physical form rarely been seen. Instead, he will often appear as an orb of light or a golden flame when speaking to you.
Many times, dragons from across the universe will bring their offspring to the Divine Source, so the Dragon God can ‘awaken’ their connection to the universe and to the higher entities.
On Earth, most of the knowledge and recorded texts of the dragon god have been lost or deliberately destroyed. During the olden times, Pagans on earth did indeed worship the Dragon God, but with the rise of Christianity the religion that worshipped dragons was labelled as a Satanic cult. The religion still exists today in small numbers around the world, but is mostly forgotten in the world today.

The story of the dragon god and indeed the origin of every dragon species came when a smaller portion of the great ‘Divine Source’ broke away. Within the light of the divine source, the creature that would become the dragon god was born. Originally one soul, the dragon split into two: one of masculine energy and the other of feminine. The two dragons, male and female, adored each other due to them been Twin souls/Twin flames and been part of each other. After they mated, the female bore many millions of offspring of different shapes, sizes and colours. The two dragons loved them all and taught them the love for all life in the universe, as well as awakening their connection with the higher entities. When the many children were old enough, they left the divine source to find new homes and have children of their own. Dragonkind and its similar species were born.

Sometime later, the two dragons within the divine source once again became one single dragon, with both masculine and feminine energies together. Although both genders, the Dragon God is often seen as a ‘he’ rather then a ‘she’.
The ‘heaven’ for all dragons is not the divine source, but the astral plane. It is here they will live in the afterlife and reincarnate when the time is right.
The Dragon God watches over all, and still welcomes dragons who come for love and guidance or to awaken their young ones to the greater power that exists.

Dragon’s Divine Source: [link]

Description
Although how everyone perceives ‘him’ is different, one thing is certain: There is indeed an almighty ‘God of all Dragons’.

This dragon is the largest of any dragon ever, with traits from both the western dragons of Europe, Britain and America, and of the Eastern Dragons of Asia, China, Korea and Japan.
His appearance and name differs slightly in various texts (In Mexico for instance, he is called Quetzalcoatl), but his size and his character are a constant.
The dragon god dwells within the Divine Source, with his physical form rarely been seen. Instead, he will often appear as an orb of light or a golden flame when speaking to you.
Many times, dragons from across the universe will bring their offspring to the Divine Source, so the Dragon God can ‘awaken’ their connection to the universe and to the higher entities.
On Earth, most of the knowledge and recorded texts of the dragon god have been lost or deliberately destroyed. During the olden times, Pagans on earth did indeed worship the Dragon God, but with the rise of Christianity the religion that worshipped dragons was labelled as a Satanic cult. The religion still exists today in small numbers around the world, but is mostly forgotten in the world today.

The story of the dragon god and indeed the origin of every dragon species came when a smaller portion of the great ‘Divine Source’ broke away. Within the light of the divine source, the creature that would become the dragon god was born. Originally one soul, the dragon split into two: one of masculine energy and the other of feminine. The two dragons, male and female, adored each other due to them been Twin souls/Twin flames and been part of each other. After they mated, the female bore many millions of offspring of different shapes, sizes and colours. The two dragons loved them all and taught them the love for all life in the universe, as well as awakening their connection with the higher entities. When the many children were old enough, they left the divine source to find new homes and have children of their own. Dragonkind and its similar species were born.

Sometime later, the two dragons within the divine source once again became one single dragon, with both masculine and feminine energies together. Although both genders, the Dragon God is often seen as a ‘he’ rather then a ‘she’.
The ‘heaven’ for all dragons is not the divine source, but the astral plane. It is here they will live in the afterlife and reincarnate when the time is right.
The Dragon God watches over all, and still welcomes dragons who come for love and guidance or to awaken their young ones to the greater power that exists.

Dragon’s Divine Source: [link]