Drache und Schlange

In this book, Stefan Brönnle presents the entire panorama of mythical figures of dragons and snakes: the snake and the consciousness of the Earth, its relationship to femininity and its counterpart, the bird. The archetype of the dragon is closely linked to the snake, as it is also known as the Tatzelwurm and is somewhat like a "snake with legs." Here, the author examines the multifaceted imagery of the dragon as a bringer of culture, as the guardian of the dragon's hoard, and the significance of the dragon in Christian and Chinese traditions. He tells of famous dragons: Fafnir, Hydra, and Nidhöggr, for instance, to highlight the importance of the dragon in geomantic symbolism. There are dragon paths, soul paths, and ley lines. However, this book is more than just a mythological-geomantic overview. Rather, it opens up access to the primal dragon power, which is as significant for the fate of humanity in this time of change as it is for each of us personally. Therefore, the book concludes with a powerful exercise to awaken the dragon within us.