And the Dragon Breathed Fire. also read if interested "The Dragon Who Flew to the Sun" written recently.
The Dragon woke up in his cave. A long time had passed. He reached out with his dragon senses and realized the world was in trouble and needed him once more. So he came out of his cave and flew into the clouds and grew in size as dragons do to the size of the earth. In fact, the earth now could fit in his mouth. So he gently ever so gently put earth in his mouth like a blue marble and blew his sacred fire over it.
All the beings of earth felt the change. The dragon's sacred fire blowing from his mouth over the blue marble of earth began to burn away the people's bad karma so they could see clearly once again. They started to understand their problems so they could actually deal with them once again. They realized just how unrealistic they had been before and were ashamed at first but then moved on and found better ways to live and to survive with their families. The people who survived the changes became happy again and taught their children the lessons they had learned. More people had learned to pray again so they could cope with all the changes without going mad from the pressures of life. Peace came once again to the beings of earth and the dragon returned to his normal size and to his cave and went to sleep until he was needed once again.
To the best of my ability I write about my experience of the Universe Past, Present and Future
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