Chinese Dragon was channeled and compiled by Elizabeth (StarlightOwl) Hibel and is built entirely around the dragon as it is understood in China, where it stands for power and excellence, valiancy and boldness, heroism and perseverance, nobility and divinity.
The manual explains that Chinese people have long and proudly described themselves as descendants of the dragon, and that unlike western dragons, which are usually read as malevolent, the Chinese dragon is held in high esteem as a force for good and a bringer of abundance, prosperity and good fortune.
It traces how the image changed across the dynasties, from the ferocious and mysterious creature on primitive bronze ware, to the magnificent and unrestrained dragon of the Han (206 BC to 220), the gentle and graceful dragon of the Tang (618 to 907), and the delicate, flowery designs from the Song onward (960 to 1279).
Nine classical types are catalogued, including the Celestial Dragon who guards the heavens, the Spiritual Dragon who governs wind, cloud and rain, the Earth Dragon who rules the rivers, the Underworld Dragon who guards buried metals and jewels, and the Dragon King, really four dragons ruling the four seas. Colour matters too: yellow was reserved for the Emperor, gold carries wealth and wisdom, blue and green belong to the East and to spring, red to passion and good fortune. The attunement passes those qualities of the dragon to the person receiving it.
What this attunement is intended to support:
- It is traditionally used to support courage, boldness and the perseverance to keep going until an obstacle is overcome.
- It connects you to a symbol of abundance, prosperity and good fortune as understood in Chinese tradition.
- It offers a working knowledge of nine classical dragon types, so you can call on the one whose cosmic task fits your need.
- It gives colour associations, from imperial yellow to the gold dragon of wealth, wisdom and kindness, that you can use in visualisation.
- The manual describes the dragon as spiralling DNA and the path into greater enlightenment, which frames the work as personal development rather than folklore alone.
- It provides a simple, unfussy attunement method that a practitioner can repeat for students.
What you receive:
- The Chinese Dragon manual, with the mythology, the nine classical types, the dynastic history and the colour correspondences.
- The Chinese Dragon attunement as channeled and compiled by Elizabeth (StarlightOwl) Hibel.
- The founder's own attunement procedure, offered openly as one way among many rather than the only way.
Who this is for:
- Practitioners drawn to dragon energy who want the Chinese tradition specifically rather than a generic dragon system.
- Reiki practitioners looking for an attunement that can be sent at a distance with the Usui distant symbol.
- Anyone working on courage, determination and good fortune who prefers a system with strong imagery behind it.
How it is used:
Prepare the room by dimming the lights, playing soft music and lighting a candle or incense if that suits you, then relax. Call in your guides, God, the Goddesses or Great Spirit, whoever you relate to, and ask to be a clear channel and to be kept safe from unwanted energies. State the intention to attune the person to the energies of the Chinese Dragon, use the Usui distant symbol if you are working remotely, then let the energies flow and thank your helpers when the flow stops.
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