The Li Bloodline

[the Draç]

We rise to the occassion, the stakes are high.

Incarnating as a God, after telling the Heavens good bye.

The goyim that try, the graves are their home.

Splitting the red sea like hair from a comb.

Trust is a must, we rush towards the palace.

Fasting from meat, we stick to salad.

The Asiatic Black Man, Draco is his home.

While deep blue sea, Sirius is his abode.

The high order of being, compassion is what we seek.

The sheep that speak, like lil bo peep.

A stairway to the pyramid, ever so steep.

And we thought that the snake was the only one to creep.

[Grigori Rho Gharveyn]

we suspect that many people identifying as a dragon share a common spiritual path.

[the Draç]

Very, very interesting. I got a better understand of what you know. You painted the perfect picture for me to see.

[Grigori Rho Gharveyn]

lucifer, by whatever names or origins is a misunderstood being, to say the least; a pity to be branded evil by people who mistakenly judge themselves and others as if good or evil were universal values that they alone were privileged to know.

we believe we are a dragon summoned to earth to help make peace; that mission has continued through countless ages until the present age.

we identify with ophiuchus, the serpent bearer which is why the twin snake-heads in your chosen icon caught our attention, they reminded us of the head of the snake which rises above the head of ophiuchus in the constellation.

ophiuchus is somewhat opposite from draco in the northern sky, just barely crossing the partly within the plane of the ecliptic and the constellations scorpio and sagittarius; it is regarded as the '13th sign'.

our dragon form has four wings and four limbs ending with hands used for working, walking, running or climbing.

our long snaky tail and the hooks on our wings also assist in climbing; we love the giant trees of our native world, colossal trees large enough to be the homes of entire villages of our people.

[the Draç]

Ahh, yes. The symbols I use, I use with my own intuition. I'm not too sure what the artist had in mind when using these symbols. I like to think of Red for Red Kingú, my race. This race is from Draco. I'd like yo believe that Horus was Lucifer in the flesh, hence Draco. Other than that, I make simple with very little I have, which includes whatever symbol I'm using.

[Grigori Rho Gharveyn]

you have chosen a powerful graphic in this version of the eye of horus, alas no attribution, we'd like to know what the artist composed this for.

the twin snakes could speak of kundalini, while the triangle might represent the ain-soph-aur, three distinctly different traditions; not sure what the fire might represent, and then, of course, what the artist believes these symbols represent is the heart of our curiosity here...

[Grigori Rho Gharveyn]

awesome eyecon quingu, did you do the art yourself?

[the Draç]

I just found some pics on google. The poem is mine though. Thanks for reading!

[Grigori Rho Gharveyn]

awesome eyecon quingu, did you do the art yourself?