DM: Dragon Aura
This field will infuse you with dragon’s properties: courage, leadership, charisma, wisdom, authority, respect, and other qualities.
Some people can create a portal to the realm of Dragon’s. It will put you in touch with dragons who are willing to help you with their knowledge and skills.
There goes my vow to not buy anything for a couple weeks! lol
YESSS!!
Next portals please :
-Soul home origin, reconnect with your home.
-Elven realm.
-Angelic realm.
Sweeeeeet.
I suggested this / an idea like this a few months ago, and I’m super pumped that it has now been realized. 
Who doesn’t love dragons? :V
https://forum.maitreyafields.com/t/2-game-of-creative-ideas/3993/36?u=swordsdance
Does that mean, even if you dont have this skill
The mandala will still do this part ???
Send me a message 
@Maitreya What are the other included qualities in there? In other words, does it include all of the mentioned properties by the designer of this DM (eg. intimidating aura (to those who would think to harm you in any way, ‘gold’ magnet, and for kicks, warmth in cold weather) or anything else specifically besides the mentioned?
If there is some extra feature in a field, it is mentioned in the description.
Thank you. Looking forward to understand the meaning of “and other qualities”. @Maitreya Please.
I would also want to know about the other qualities?
Other qualities can refer to dragons’ attributes. What do we know about them?
From a spiritual perspective, dragons are deeply significant beings that transcend their mythical origins, embodying profound metaphysical and symbolic meanings. Their representation in various spiritual traditions reveals a complex interplay of power, wisdom, transformation, and the sacred.
Firstly, dragons symbolize a connection between the physical and the spiritual realms. In many traditions, they are seen as guardians of sacred spaces, such as temples, mountains, and bodies of water. This guardianship suggests a role as intermediaries between the earthly and the divine, protecting the sanctity of these places while also facilitating access to higher spiritual knowledge. Their presence at these sites underscores their importance in maintaining cosmic order and spiritual equilibrium.
Moreover, dragons are often associated with the elemental forces of nature, representing the raw power of creation and destruction inherent in the natural world. This dual aspect of dragons—capable of both creating and annihilating—mirrors the cyclical nature of existence itself. For instance, in Eastern spirituality, particularly within Taoism and Buddhism, dragons are seen as embodiments of primordial energies. They are associated with water, a symbol of life and purity, as well as with the transformative power of fire. This elemental association underscores their role in the continuous cycle of birth, death, and rebirth, highlighting their significance in the spiritual understanding of life’s impermanence and transformation.
Dragons also embody the concept of spiritual wisdom and enlightenment. In various cultures, they are depicted as ancient, wise beings, possessing deep esoteric knowledge that is often inaccessible to humans. In Chinese mythology, for example, dragons are revered as wise and benevolent creatures, representing the ultimate attainment of knowledge and spiritual power. This portrayal aligns with the broader spiritual narrative of seeking enlightenment through the acquisition of wisdom and understanding. The dragon’s wisdom is not merely intellectual but profoundly spiritual, offering insights into the nature of reality and the universe.
Additionally, dragons in spiritual contexts are often linked to personal transformation and the inner journey. The dragon’s ability to transform or shape-shift symbolizes the potential for profound personal change and spiritual awakening. In alchemical traditions, the dragon represents the primal material, or prima materia, which undergoes transformation to achieve the philosopher’s stone, symbolizing the quest for spiritual purity and enlightenment. This transformative aspect of dragons highlights their role as catalysts for personal growth and spiritual evolution.
Furthermore, dragons often serve as symbols of protection and guardianship in spiritual traditions. They are believed to ward off evil and negative energies, safeguarding the spiritual well-being of individuals and communities. This protective role is particularly evident in Eastern iconography, where dragons are depicted as protectors of the heavens and the earth, ensuring harmony and balance. Their protective nature extends to the spiritual realm, where they guard against spiritual ignorance and malevolence, guiding individuals towards enlightenment and inner peace.
In conclusion, dragons from a spiritual perspective are multifaceted symbols of power, wisdom, transformation, and protection. They bridge the physical and spiritual worlds, embody elemental forces, and represent the journey towards enlightenment and personal transformation. Their enduring presence in spiritual traditions underscores their profound significance and the timeless appeal of their symbolic meanings. The spiritual narrative of dragons reflects a deep understanding of the interconnectedness of all things, the cyclical nature of life, and the transformative power of spiritual wisdom.
I am pretty sure that their qualities, powers and personalities are as unique as our human talents, so no dragon would be the same.
