Kundalini not as serpent/snake energy but as serpent/Dragon energy

disclaimer: kundalini energy is something which should not be toyed with or awakened willy nilly without proper preparation and mind mastery. The body must be cleansed as well as the mental body being cleansed of any self defeating mental systems which could potentially cause catastrophic results. It would be like splitting an atom, or setting off an atomic bomb. Attempting to forcefully awaken yourself through use of psychoactive drugs is definitely not something that should be attempted. That is not to say these psychoactive drugs do not serve their purpose in awakening oneself. But it IS to say there is a point where these drugs can be the downfall of an awakening individual. Just take it easy and integrate the information when you feel it is the time to integrate, do not force it.


So a couple of days ago I was looking at videos on youtube on the nature of phi like I have many times before and I came across a video which for some reason I hadn't come across. It contained a very key snippet of information which let me realize the true nature of the cosmic energy of kundalini and it's origins which seems to fit cohesively at least in my mind.

                                     
 

Kundalini energy, at least in it's totality, cannot be likened completely to the snake but instead to the dragon. It is the energy of the dragon that must be tamed, not the snake. Of course when working through fear based mentalities in order to proceed upwards, the snake must be integrated in a healthy manner but at the "end" point,  it is the dragon energy or power which is being tapped into.

I realized this after reading how the physical description of the dragon describes the very characteristics of that which is being awakened in kundalini. You see the description of the dragon goes as follow: the dragon has claws to grip the earth, scales to swim through and with water, a crystal tooth to focus and exhale fire, and wings to fly wherever it pleases. This proves that this entity, the dragon, has all the necessary physical components needed to navigate all the terrain found here on earth and beyond, as the physical body is shaped and corresponds with what the spiritual body looks like.

The dragon has been seen in ancient lore as a bringer of destruction and chaos where we have these stories of a brave knight going out to slay a dragon which threatens to destroy the village because of how powerful it is. But what if the dragon decided not to destroy things but just simply dance in it's own eternal self? This is the true harmonious way awakening the kundalini energy.One who awakens to the world of lucid dreaming and out of body experiences realizes that all these characteristics are needed to be working in harmony if one is to be able to traverse the fields of consciousness.

After realizing this, I tried to figure out what the physical correspondence would be of this said energy since it made more sense to call kundalini energy a coiled snake at the base of the spine rather than a coiled dragon and also because of the fact that snakes actually exist in this plane while proof of dragons hasn't been concretely found to have even existed. I thought about giving up the whole idea of it but then I realzied kundalini isn't completely a physical energy. Yes, it's activity in the physical brain can be measured with certain devices and can definitely be felt by anyone who is near by but it's not something that can be seen with the physical eyes. Only felt and heard. This explains how the dragon doesn't have a physical correspondence, at least not yet. It's funny because the day after I made this connection I found a picture of a snake (they're calling it a salamander but come on this looks like a snake to me) that is growing arms. This suggests that we could indeed have dragons on this planet in a long time from now.

It would make sense too because these snakes on all of  the well known kundalini diagrams are shown to be crisscrossing the mid-point and looking up at the wings but never reaching it, which makes sense because most serpents live in a lowered fear based reality, but what about the ones that learn to let go of fear?

this bottom pic seems to be more accurate at times.

It's an exciting thing to think about, at least for me, that the dragon could be something that is an important part to all of this but something which brings a feeling of being humbled to such a power. Something that is not easy to do but has the greatest reward. I mean, think about it, imagine having to actually tame a dragon? Something that is so massive in comparison but lacks the intellectual and spiritual control needed to see life in a constructive way? That's why it is important to see how dangerous it could be to awaken kundalini so spontaneously and before one is ready with drugs and forceful divination techniques. In this reality we have these silly people who go and try to find someone who can "awaken their kundalini" with gimmicky hand gestures and talks of chakras but the truth is only you can awaken yourself. Anything else will only be a way to see through the eyes of someone else instead of your own.

Also, for those who have had a lucid dream where you can fly and do all sorts of awesome stuff, we know that once that dream is over, we come back to this physical reality. Also, we know we can't fly here in this physical reality because it's just something everyone agrees with as a collective idea. Awakening to the truth about everything, both past , present ,and future and energy is the only way being able to fly could ever happen. Where I am going with this is how Bruce lee was one of the most powerful men on this planet. He paved the way for showing the potential of the human body, and I believe he did this by tapping into this dragon kundalini energy. He was successful but ended up dying because of an apparent allergic reaction to a painkiller he took which swelled his brain killing him in his sleep. I feel there is more to this because a body as healthy as his could not have died by such a simple action like taking a painkiller but maybe it was just that, only time will tell. Anyway I just wanted to mention that because I feel bruce lee wasn't given enough credit as a successful spiritual leader who seemed to successfully channel this limitless energy very well at least for a period of his life.

Lee's striking speed from three feet with his hands down by his side reached five hundredths of a second.
Lee could take in one arm a 75 lb barbell from a standing position with the barbell held flush against his chest and slowly stick his arms out locking them, holding the barbell there for 20 seconds.
Lee's combat movements were at times too fast to be captured on film for clear slow motion replay using the traditional 24 frames per second of that era, so many scenes were shot in 32 frames per second for better clarity.
In a speed demonstration, Lee could snatch a dime off a person's open palm before they could close it, and leave a penny behind.
Lee would hold an elevated v-sit position for 30 minutes or longer.
Lee could throw grains of rice up into the air and then catch them in mid-flight using chopsticks. - Witnessed by many such as Joe Hyams
Lee could thrust his fingers through unopened cans of Coca-Cola. (This was when soft drinks cans were made of steel much thicker than today's aluminum cans).
Lee performed one-hand push-ups using only the thumb and index finger.
Lee performed 50 reps of one-arm chin-ups.
Lee could break wooden boards 6 inches (15 cm) thick.
Lee could cause a 300-lb (136 kg) bag to fly towards and thump the ceiling with a sidekick. ( According to Bob Wall, he has the video tape of him kicking 300lb bag towards the ceiling.)
Lee performed a sidekick while training with James Coburn and broke a 150 lb (68 kg) punching bag.
In a move that has been dubbed "Dragon Flag", Lee could perform leg lifts with only his shoulder blades resting on the edge of a bench and suspend his legs and torso horizontal midair.
Bruce lee was able to jump 8 feet from a stand still (this was shown in pictures and his films such as the one where he kicked the lightbulb out).

"There are no limits." - Bruce Lee

Also compare how current pictures of dragons compare to this image made by sevan bomar of astralquest.com

Also notice how dragons are usually depicted as being and having a wide variety of color to their body