Earth's dragons,
Keepers of balance,
Power and ancient ground,
Welcome.
I'm so glad you're here.
For this sacred gathering,
We were tuned in to the wisdom of the unseen,
The language of earth,
Energy and the guardians who walk with us quietly beneath our feet.
Today,
We open the circle to one of the oldest and most stabilizing presences in the dragon realm,
The earth dragon.
These mighty beings are not flashy or loud,
But they are immensely powerful,
Deeply wise and always listening,
So let's walk with them for a moment.
Earth dragons are rooted beings,
Their home is the land itself.
They move through mountain ranges,
Cave systems,
Deep forests and volcanic rock.
Imagine them coiled like veins beneath sacred mountains,
Breathing with the heartbeat of the planet.
They also dwell along ley lines,
The energetic arteries of the earth,
Places of ancient power and alignment such as Stonehenge,
Machu Picchu and the Black Forest.
Where the earth power rises,
Earth dragons are often resting,
Guarding or awakening.
Across many traditions,
Earth dragons have appeared in both myth and zizia.
In the Chinese mythology,
The earth dragon,
Dilong,
Governs the soil and riverbeds beneath the land,
Balancing the flow of water and grounding the energy of heaven and humanity.
The earth dragon works in harmony with celestial dragons,
Showing the power is not only found above but also deep within.
In the Incan tradition,
The Amaru,
A dragon serpent that lives underground,
Was said to hold the secret of the spiritual world.
It travels between the earthly and the other realms,
Guiding shamans through the inner worlds of transformation.
In the Druid and Celtic thought,
While dragons weren't consistently named outright,
Serpent-like beings were also seen as protectors of the land's sacredness.
Many hills,
Figures like the Huffington White Horse,
Are believed to represent these energy guardians.
Earthly dragons offer us a kind of healing that is slow,
Steady and incredibly powerful.
They help us ground into our own bodies and truth,
With life becomes too chaotic,
Develop resilience and inner strength,
Particularly during prolonged periods of healing and transition,
Release buried emotions or trauma,
Especially those that have been fossilized in our being over time,
Protect sacred spaces,
Helping us create healthy,
Energetic boundaries at home or in nature.
They also guard the deep inner wisdom we carry,
Our ancestral memories,
The root of our soul journey and our connection to the ancient rhythm of the earth.
Earth dragons don't come when called,
Like a pet.
They come when respected,
Invited and aligned with.
So how can we connect with them?
How can we align with them?
Walk barefoot on the earth,
Slowly and with intention.
Let your energy drop down through your feet like roots.
Sit or lie on a boulder,
A hill or beneath an old tree.
Just listen and breathe and ask to feel the earth dragon's presence and just wait.
Let that vibration go through your body.
Work with crystals like obsidian,
Smoky quartz or hematite,
Which hold earth dragon frequencies.
And meditate at power spots or in a quiet place with natural stone,
Where you can visualize a great dragon coiled beneath you,
Awake and aware.
Offer gratitude,
Not requests.
Earth dragons teach us to align with the slow magic of the land,
Not to control it.
And there are two fun facts.
The shape of the ley lines with their body.
So the dragons,
They shape their body with the ley lines.
In some intuitive maps over the energy of the earth,
Earth dragons are seen as living ley lines.
Their spines are mountain ranges,
Their tails are curled beneath volcanic craters and their eyes glow at sacred sites.
And another fun fact is their breath creates crystals.
According to myth and modern mystic lore,
When earth dragons exhale deep within the planet,
Their breath compresses minerals,
Creating quartz,
Amethyst or even diamonds over centuries.
Because we are losing our connection to the ground beneath us and with it the wisdom of stability,
Patience and deep power,
The earth dragons return to us.
To connect with the cycle of nature,
The remembrance of being rooted,
The quiet courage to stand our ground.
They remind us that magic isn't always past and fiery.
Sometimes it's the slow,
Unwavering rise of a mountain,
The deep knowing of soil,
The fierce protection of something sacred.
In a world of noise,
They are the stillness that holds it all.
So thank you for walking with me and the earth dragons today.
