Dragons: A Global Phenomenon

Human idealism is always the product of hundreds of mythological creatures and each new beast creates a representational image and a symbolic meaning. Biology is highly valued, and is often a vivid expression of values ​​belonging to folklore, including human interests. Dragon is one of the creatures that are used and recognized most globally in our history. This creature not only appears in various cultures, it also has individual symbols and features compatible with each culture. Even today, the idea of ​​the dragon may differ from person to person.

Since there are many dragons, not all dragons can be grouped into one group. Each culture seems to have its own dragon type, and these dragons are usually quite different. Some people say that dragons once existed in the dinosaur days. Some people believe that the Dragon will begin as soon as the Earth begins. Some even insist that they saw the dragon in his lifetime. Among those who claim to have seen people, they usually think that it is human beings to ultimately defeat the dragon. Dragons are wonderful creatures. But most importantly, the dragon is an attractive, magical creature that has attracted our attention for thousands of years. Many different kinds of dragons and the ability to use imagination to create these creatures only adds to their appeal. Many stories talk about these wonderful creatures, it seems that the Dragon is part of the history of our myths.

Dragons are very intelligent creatures. They are dark, humid and hidden places like caves, living in remote areas away from humans. Dragons are initially considered to be underwater creatures. Later they became related to fire. Sea snake may be the first dragon, it may be the reason for this association. Almost all Dragon story depicts a dragon as a villain whose hero must defend the city and the princess. However, some dragons can take the form of parents. The biggest difference of the Dragon is usually comes from various cultures, especially eastern and western culture. Every culture seems to have its own idea for the dragon.

Ouroborus is an ancient Egyptian symbol, assimilated in various cultures and beliefs. It is a snake, usually a dragon, biting its own story in response to what happens in the wild. It represents eternal, circulation and regeneration ideas. The name dates back to 1600 BC and literally means "swallow my tail" or "everything is one." The original ouroborus (unlike Pharaoh) was made by Alchemist Cleopatra and was found in her book called Chrysopia, which means to make gold coins.