Ovidiu-Dragoș Argeșanu About Dragons Questions and Answers ### Pro Dao 2024 About Dragons: Questions and Answers ©2024 Ovidiu-Dragoș Argeșanu Published by Pro Dao at Smashwords Cover Layout by Mihai Moldoveanu Editing & Proofing: Adrian Petcu Illustration: MyAngels.com/Freepik.com Publishing services provided by Editura Virtuală www.edituravirtuala.ro All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including information storage or retrieval systems, without permission in writing from the publisher, except by a reviewer, who may quote brief passages in a review. This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. If you’re reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return to Smashwords.com and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of the author. Toate drepturile de reproducere, integral sau parțial, prin orice mijloace, inclusiv stocarea neautorizată în sisteme de căutare sunt rezervate. Reproducerea se poate face doar cu acordul scris al autorului, cu excepția unor scurte pasaje/fragmente care pot constitui obiectul recenziilor și prezentărilor. My thanks go to Carmen, without whom this book would not exist. „The treasure guarded by the dragon is immortality.” From Celtic wisdom INTRODUCTION It has been some time since the publication of my book, My Brothers, the Dragons. Honestly, when I wrote it, I believed it would only be of interest to my students, who had learned about dragons from me. To my surprise, people who knew nothing about my books, about me as an author, or as a Reiki master and therapist, bought the book and sought me out after reading it. I discovered that these readers were specifically looking for information about dragons. Some had suspected or known of their existence, and some had even seen, heard, or encountered them in various situations. Their interactions with dragons led them to seek more information, but they had been unsuccessful until they found my book. Once my book about dragons was released and read, it answered some of their questions but, naturally, new questions arose. Thus, I decided to create a much more systematic book, one that excludes my personal encounters and experiences with dragons, making it accessible to everyone and allowing each person to find their answers more easily. This is how this book was born, and I hope it will be useful to all of you who love and understand dragons and have chosen to help them. I also hope it will be helpful to those who are just now learning about them. Even more, I hope it will reach those who have believed that dragons are our enemies, deserving to be struck, tormented, or cursed. I hope they come to understand that dragons are our younger brothers, still angels, but fallen ones. We can, and have the moral obligation to, help them find their way back to God. By aiding them in their evolution, transformation, and ascension to Heaven, we increase the power of Light on Earth. We enhance the power of Heaven, which protects, guides, and maintains the balance between Good and Evil, and we transform our planet into a Universal Spiritual Academy. In the hope that it will help both you and them on the path to perfection, I wish you pleasant reading! THE AUTHOR THE IMPORTANCE OF THIS BOOK 1. Why was a book with questions and answers about dragons necessary? Many people have been able to see into the spirit world since childhood and cannot explain the existence of these entities. Some have even been considered insane. Therefore, I thought it would be useful for them to know that what they have seen is real, that it is part of the spiritual world, and that they can interact and communicate with these beings. For those who do not see but feel and believe, it is important to know that these beings exist and that, at some point, you may see, hear, or feel them, thus being prepared for such a moment. 2. Why is it important to learn about dragons? Matter has its own intelligence. This intelligence is given by the spirits that comprise it, including angels and demons. By learning about dragons, we are actually learning about the optimal way to use matter and its spirits, or how to find the resources we need as a society. We learn how to subordinate the elements of nature so that they are no longer adverse to us. We also learn to respect nature and its beings. 3. Is there a connection between the intelligence of matter and dragons? Yes. Matter is made up of elemental spirits, high-vibration spirits (angels), and low-vibration spirits (serpents, scorpions, dragons, demons). Over all of these is the Unified Field that connects them all, which people generically call God. 4. Ultimately, is the intelligence of matter given by dragons? It is given by dragons, angels, and the God who created matter. 5. What is the difference between serpents, dragons, scorpions, and demons? Dragons and serpents are spirits that have not been incarnated. Upon their fall, they transformed directly into serpents and dragons. They have no concept of good and evil and are born specifically to learn about good and evil. The serpent is the smallest fallen angel, dragons are chiefs of fallen angels, and scorpions are fallen divine principles. 6. Is it possible to avoid interacting with dragons if we do not want to or are unaware of their existence? No. They are everywhere in our environment, present in all matter, in water, air, fire, wood, metal, and whether we want it or not, we encounter them in our daily lives. WHAT ARE DRAGONS, WHAT ARE THEY LIKE, AND WHERE DO THEY COME FROM? 7. What are dragons? Dragons are former great angels, chiefs, who, after the Luciferian fall, lost their divine potentials, light, and divinity, transforming into what they are now— dragons. 8. Can a serpent transform into a dragon and gain wings? Yes. Through increasing power, evolution, and knowledge, a serpent can transform into a dragon and even gain wings. 9. Where are dragons found? Dragons are everywhere. In all the elements of the material plane: in earth, fire, water, air, metals, crystals, etc. They are also found in miniature within our bodies. Since everything that exists is made up of particles, energy, information, and spirit, and fundamentally has an angel spirit and a dragon spirit, every place on our planet simultaneously has an angel and, in opposition, a dragon. 10. Where are you most likely to encounter dragons? The less populated a place is with people, the more likely you are to encounter dragons. If there are other people, the dragons will be with them. Another place is at the intersection of the five elements: earth, water, air, fire, and metal. Beaches, riverbanks, mountain bases, mountain peaks, mines, etc. 11. Can dragons influence matter? Yes, they possess the ability to destroy the structure of materials at will. This power enables them to destroy electronic devices and even metal. 12. When and by whom were dragons created? The primordial God created the angels. When these angels fell, those who were chiefs transformed directly into dragons, bypassing the lesser form of serpents. 13. To which God are dragons subordinate? Dragons are primarily subordinate to the primordial God and secondarily to the God of the planet, system, and universe where they currently exist in their dragon form. 14. Are dragons free to leave the God who bound them in matter, on the planet where they reside? They are subject to that God, but if they are defeated by someone else, whether human or another God, they will follow the victor. 15. Is there a connection between dragons and angels? Dragons are fallen angels, formerly superior chiefs. Places with dragons also have opposing angels. Hence, where there is a great dragon, there is also a great angel. For example, a high mountain (a great dragon) necessitates a great angel for its form. A vast ocean (a great dragon) similarly requires a corresponding angel. 16. What are dragons made of? Originally angels, dragons were created to be eternal. Despite losing some divine potentials upon their fall, they retained certain angelic characteristics. They were created by the Holy Spirit. Since EVERYTHING is composed of particles, information, energy, and spirit, dragons are similarly made of particles, information, energy, and spirit. There is a primary element at the core of angels, dragons, and demons—the primordial particles that have existed since the beginning and from which EVERYTHING is formed. This primary particle is the particle of God, emanating from the Holy Spirit. Consequently, dragons are also composed of God's particle. However, they lost their primordial light and now emit darkness, containing negative information. 17. Do the particles that create everything, including angels, dragons, demons, and the material universe, have the potential for transformation? Yes, these particles can increase in vibration and transition from darkness to white light. They also serve as the material substrate that supports information, whether negative or positive. 18. Is there any experiment that demonstrates everything, including dragons, is made of light? Yes. There is an experiment in which a plant was sealed in an airtight vessel with water. The plant grew in the sunlight despite having no soil, only carbon dioxide and water. It managed to grow by sublimating elements, demonstrating that matter and all substances originate from simple elements transformed by and with the help of light. The plant, its dragon, grew from a finite amount of elements, with water and carbon dioxide plus light! 19. Can dragons be both good and evil? Yes. Some dragons assist us, while others attempt to hinder us from fulfilling God's will. Some support and aid people, while others seek to harm or even kill them. 20. Why can dragons manifest both good and evil? Because dragons, like humans, manifest according to their level of understanding on the spiritual evolution scale. The more they comprehend the world, where they come from, and where they need to return, the wiser they become. 21. How many types of dragons are there? There are numerous types of dragons. They can be classified based on the material elements they are associated with, their potentials, attributes, specialisations, and more. There are dragons of natural elements, as well as dragons of sports, art, wisdom, faith, healing, and so on. 22. Can a dragon have multiple specialisations and attributes? Yes, some dragons can possess multiple skills. For example, a dragon might have the attributes of a mathematician, physicist, and chemist, capable of integrating these sciences. They might also be knowledgeable in medicine, psychology, and spiritual sciences. 23. What attributes do dragons have? It must be understood that angels and dragons share the same essence, and the attributes found in humans and angels can also be found in dragons, to varying degrees. Essentially, a psychological profile can be created for a dragon just as for a human. Dragons possess intelligence, memory, reason, sensitivity, aggressiveness, strength, willpower, determination, humor, artistic sense, and more. They have both qualities and flaws. 24. How many dragons are there? Given that one-third of the angels fell, and the total number of angels is unknown, we do not have an exact count of the fallen dragons. They number in the billions upon billions. 25. What are guardian dragons? Guardian dragons are protectors of human beings, animals, or plants, similar to guardian angels. A person who has undergone an initiation involving dragons, whether through Reiki, martial arts, etc., in this life or a previous one, may have a guardian dragon within their energy field as a protector. 26. Do all people have guardian dragons like they have guardian angels? Not all people have guardian dragons. However, those who learn about dragons and work with them will receive a personal guardian dragon. Those advanced in working with dragons and who have received the dragon's breath in initiations may have more than one guardian dragon. 27. Do dragons vary in size? Yes, they range from the size of a needle’s tip to encompassing entire material universes. 28. How do I create a dimension for dragons? Imagine a room that you can set up as a play area, a study area, a healing space, or a training ground. It could even be a place of prayer like a church, synagogue, or mosque. This depends on your creative power. It is a place where you can create anything, allowing you to create a world for the dragons that they will enjoy. 29. What do dragons look like? Dragons come in various forms and colours. Some have a single head and a body similar to a snake, while others have wings and multiple heads, several pairs of wings, many claws, etc. For example, the Chinese imperial dragon was traditionally depicted with five claws, while other dragons had four or fewer. 30. What do the forms of dragons represent? The form of a dragon indicates its power, rank, number of specialisations, wisdom, strength, speed, and determination. 31. Do all dragons have wings? No, not all dragons have wings. A dragon always has legs and claws. A dragon with wings has reached a high level of power within their hierarchy. Dragons can have two, four, or six wings, translating to one, two, or three pairs of wings. 32. What do a dragon's wings represent? The number of wing pairs symbolises a dragon’s power and the speed at which they move. The more wings a dragon has, the faster it can travel. 33. How does a dragon acquire wings? Dragons are composed of serpents. A dragon is formed from tiny points, which are actually very small serpents. As more serpents or even smaller dragons merge, the dragon acquires wings. The number of entities merging determines whether it has one, two, or more pairs of wings. The same principle applies to the number of heads. 34. Are there dragons with multiple heads? Yes, there are dragons with one or more heads. The largest one I’ve encountered had 67 heads. This was an immense, rare dragon located beneath the Serra do Pilar Catholic monastery in Porto, which unfortunately has been closed for some years. Since it was a place of extensive study in various sciences, the dragon was also very wise. Generally, large libraries attract dragons of wisdom who seek to learn everything about the world, life, and God. 35. What does the number of a dragon’s heads signify? The number of heads signifies the dragon’s power. The more heads a dragon has, the more powerful it is. However, there are also healing dragons, often white or green, with a single head but possessing immense healing power. 36. What do the colours of dragons symbolise? The colours of dragons represent their specialisations in different areas: black signifies aggressiveness, red represents sexuality, gold symbolises wealth, white denotes healing and transformation, pink indicates love, etc. 37. Can a dragon have multiple colours at once? Yes, some dragons are complex beings with various attributes. Just as angels can be both archangels of battle and healing or manifestation, dragons can be associated with sports, sex, wealth, wisdom, and more. 38. Why do dragons sometimes change color? Dragons change color based on the specialisation they are manifesting at a given moment or based on their overall potentials. If a dragon is expressing love, it will appear pink; if expressing sexuality, it will appear red, and so on. Dragons also experience emotions, and their color can change accordingly. 39. What is the significance of a dragon’s fire? The fire or breath of a dragon is an energy emitted from within the dragon and released through exhalation. It represents the dragon’s highest vibration, its soul, and its potentials—the dragon’s best and most powerful aspect. 40. What is the purpose of a dragon’s breath/fire? A dragon’s breath contains its best potentials, which can be transferred to humans through Reiki initiations, Christian baptism (through the blowing on the crown of the head), or martial arts. Through this breath, the dragon’s potentials are transferred to the initiated person. Thus, the power of the master or priest, relative to the dragon they command, determines the strength of the breath transferred during initiation. 41. Do dragons possess souls? Indeed, they harbour souls. Created eternally, they inherently carry a fragment of the primordial God's eternal essence, hence embodying a portion of God's soul and power. However, this essence is often laden with negative programs in less evolved dragons. As they grasp the principles of the material and spiritual realms, undergo education, and become tempered, they ascend in wisdom, light, and vibration. 42. Do dragons take pride in their creation? Yes, generally, all fallen angels have exhibited pride, as it stands as one of the principal causes for their descent. Yet, there also exists pride among angels who remained to serve God. It is said, "May God shield you from the pride of the angels who serve God!" 43. Do dragons possess free will? Upon their creation, angels were endowed with free will from inception. Their fall was precipitated by their own volition. Moreover, they retain the freedom to either return to Heaven or remain on Earth! 44. What distinguishes high from low vibration dragons? The magnitude of a dragon's vibration directly correlates with its capacity for evolution and understanding spirituality. As dragons ascend in evolution, so too does their vibrational frequency. 45. Do dragons boast an IQ (intelligence quotient) and finite knowledge? Dragons exhibit specific traits shared by humans and angels, including intelligence. Each spirit bears its unique IQ and possesses knowledge commensurate with its cumulative learning up to the point of measurement. Nevertheless, they remain capable of further learning, intellectual advancement, and spiritual growth. 46. Do dragons experience emotions? Indeed, dragons traverse the entire spectrum of human emotions. Love, hatred, fear, joy, ecstasy, and suffering due to personal power diminishment or separation from cherished entities—all these emotions they can feel. Wounds, frustrations, disappointments, and betrayals too are within their emotional repertoire. 47. Why do dragons crave light? Light serves as a catalyst for their growth in luminosity, alteration of vibrational frequency, and evolution. It obliterates negative programming while enhancing their potency within the soul. 48. How can light be imparted to dragons? Light may be bestowed upon them through candle illumination, the invocation of heavens via prayers or Christian rituals, recitals from the Quran, or the transmission of light through Reiki symbols. Techniques such as pranayama, chi kung, tai chi, falun gong, and focused breathing also serve as conduits for light transmission. 49. Do dragons exist for children? Numerous instances have been reported of children forming connections with dragons. Such occurrences are inherently natural. Dragons seek any corporeal vessel through which to manifest and experience the physical realm. They partake in activities such as eating, drinking water, and playing through children and humans alike. Later in life, they engage in learning, revelry, or intimate relationships. 50. What draws dragons to individuals? Dragons are magnetically attracted to light. They are drawn to human luminescence or may harbour resentment towards it. When they approach with benevolent intentions, it is because they require human light and soul essence to burgeon, evolve, and ultimately reunite with God. They are also drawn to human activities, with martial arts practitioners attracting combat-oriented dragons, therapists drawing healing dragons, and pilots intriguing dragons with their affinity for machinery.