Working with Dragons
How to Approach
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After making connection with a dragon, the natural answer for many beginners might be what’s next? Ultimately, the answer to that question lies within yourself though, and it is important you ask yourself what it is you’re looking for in working with dragons. Do you seek aid in spellwork? And if so, what kind? The kind of assistance you seek in magickal endeavors is relevant and important when considering the types of dragons you work with, as some may be better in certain areas than others. Do you wish to find yourself, or explore greater distances such as the astral? Dragons can be excellent guides in such matters? Or do you simply wish to have a relationship with them through worship and connection? All of these are valid answers. The only wrong answers would be those of selfish intentions, and those of dishonest nature. Spend a long time trying to determine what it is you want. It will help you in the long run.
There are however many ways to work with dragons, and the ways they can impact your life are pretty endless. They can protect you, act as friends, aid your spellwork, help you discover deeper aspects of yourself, help recover from trauma, teach you many grand lessons, and overall help you improve as a general human being by their side. Dragons are incredible companions and even greater teachers! But of course, no matter what it is you are looking for it is important to never make any demands of a dragon, or act as if you have control over them. They are partners, not tools, and by all means they demand a great deal of respect.
How you might work with a dragon in any regard primarily comes down to simply communicating with them. It is often polite to treat them with kindness and bring offerings so they receive something in turn, but the specifics of how you will work with them is a personal matter, and one that requires conversation. If you aren’t sure of where to go, ask them. Keep in mind some dragons may refuse to assist you in certain endeavors for whatever reason, but if they do don’t take it personally! Respect their wishes and do not make demands of them.
