Dragon's Head - Revision history

CourseDirector: /* Traditional Dragon's Head */

2020-09-01T16:52:40Z

Traditional Dragon's Head

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	*7. Understanding		*7. Understanding
	*8. Strength		*8. Strength

			[[File:Seats.PNG]]

	==Quadrocardinalistic Dragon's Head==		==Quadrocardinalistic Dragon's Head==

CourseDirector: /* Traditional Dragon's Head */

2020-08-30T16:52:55Z

Traditional Dragon's Head

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	*1. God or Core		*1. God or Core
	*2. Movement or Freedom, but also the Root		*2. Movement or Freedom, but also the Root
	*3.		*3. Mercy
	*4. ~~Kindness~~		*4. Victory
	*5.		*5. Kindness
	*6. ~~Mercy~~		*6. Glory
	*7.		*7. Understanding
	*8. Strength		*8. Strength

Siddharth1: /* Rising/Falling */

2020-08-26T21:53:44Z

Rising/Falling

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	==Rising/Falling==		==Rising/Falling==
	When displayed right-side up(with the 'horns' on top) it is called Dragon's Head Rising. When rotated 180 degrees so the 'horns' are at the bottom, it becomes Dragon's Head Falling. The rising form is the most common by many orders of magnitude, and as such the falling ~~format~~ has long been associated with darkness, evil, and general contempt. The falling symbol is often co-opted by cults(such as the [[Cult of the Dracolitch]]) who feel a strong alignment to evil. Exactly how Falling became associated in this way is unknown.		When displayed right-side up (with the 'horns' on top) it is called Dragon's Head Rising. When rotated 180 degrees so the 'horns' are at the bottom, it becomes Dragon's Head Falling. The rising form is the most common by many orders of magnitude, and as such the falling form has long been associated with darkness, evil, and general contempt. The falling symbol is often co-opted by cults (such as the [[Cult of the Dracolitch]]) who feel a strong alignment to evil. Exactly how Falling became associated in this way is unknown.

	==Traditional Dragon's Head==		==Traditional Dragon's Head==

CourseDirector: /* Esoteric Representations */

2020-08-25T17:36:14Z

Esoteric Representations

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	The shape can be depicted as an irregular polygon beneath a trapezoid:		The shape can be depicted as an irregular polygon beneath a trapezoid:

	[[File:Irregular_head.PNG]]		[[File:Irregular_head.PNG\|400px]]

	Or as a line shape:		Or as a line shape:

	[[File:Line_shape.PNG]]		[[File:Line_shape.PNG\|400px]]

	Often used to represent an unbroken cycle.		Often used to represent an unbroken cycle.

CourseDirector: /* Esoteric Representations */

2020-08-25T17:35:44Z

Esoteric Representations

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	Various esoteric traditions number the points differently. This most common version allows a line to be drawn connecting each point without raising the pen:		Various esoteric traditions number the points differently. This most common version allows a line to be drawn connecting each point without raising the pen:

	[[File:Esoteric_Numbering.PNG]]		[[File:Esoteric_Numbering.PNG\|400px]]

	The shape can be depicted as an irregular polygon beneath a trapezoid:		The shape can be depicted as an irregular polygon beneath a trapezoid:

CourseDirector: /* Quadrocardinalistic Dragon's Head */

2020-08-25T17:33:20Z

Quadrocardinalistic Dragon's Head

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	In this interpretation, the three points of the triangle represent the godhead, or holly trinity in Cardinalism. The three points are also called Heaven, Ocean, and Earth, which represent the sacred journey.		In this interpretation, the three points of the triangle represent the godhead, or holly trinity in Cardinalism. The three points are also called Heaven, Ocean, and Earth, which represent the sacred journey.

			==Esoteric Representations==
			Various esoteric traditions number the points differently. This most common version allows a line to be drawn connecting each point without raising the pen:

			[[File:Esoteric_Numbering.PNG]]

			The shape can be depicted as an irregular polygon beneath a trapezoid:

			[[File:Irregular_head.PNG]]

			Or as a line shape:

			[[File:Line_shape.PNG]]

			Often used to represent an unbroken cycle.

	==Other==		==Other==

CourseDirector at 17:18, 25 August 2020

2020-08-25T17:18:09Z

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	The Dragon's Head, also called The Tree of Life, is an ancient symbol found throughout the [[known worlds]]. It has been linked to [[Cardinal Clerics\|Cardinalism]], [[Quadrocardinalism]], and many other belief systems. The sign is usually depicted with eight points, each with special names. In Quadism, the shape is also contained within an equilateral triangle, which represents creation.		The Dragon's Head, also called The Tree of Life, is an ancient symbol found throughout the [[known worlds]]. It has been linked to [[Cardinal Clerics\|Cardinalism]], [[Quadrocardinalism]], and many other belief systems. The sign is usually depicted with eight points, each with special names. In Quadism, the shape is also contained within an equilateral triangle, which represents creation.

			It is important to note that, despite the modern named "Dragon's Head" the shape was not originally meant to depict a dragon; and only came about later as a simplified description of it.

			==Rising/Falling==
			When displayed right-side up(with the 'horns' on top) it is called Dragon's Head Rising. When rotated 180 degrees so the 'horns' are at the bottom, it becomes Dragon's Head Falling. The rising form is the most common by many orders of magnitude, and as such the falling format has long been associated with darkness, evil, and general contempt. The falling symbol is often co-opted by cults(such as the [[Cult of the Dracolitch]]) who feel a strong alignment to evil. Exactly how Falling became associated in this way is unknown.

	==Traditional Dragon's Head==		==Traditional Dragon's Head==

CourseDirector at 21:31, 3 June 2019

2019-06-03T21:31:08Z

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	==Other==		==Other==
	[[File:Trinity.PNG]]		[[File:Trinity.PNG]]

			[[Category:Course Books]]

Siddharth1 at 19:52, 1 June 2019

2019-06-01T19:52:34Z

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	The Dragon's Head, also called The Tree of Life, is an ancient symbol found throughout the [[known worlds]]. It has been linked to [[Cardinal Clerics\|Cardinalism]], [[Quadrocardinalism]], and many other belief systems. The sign is usually depicted ~~as having~~ eight points, each with special names. In Quadism, the shape is also contained within an equilateral triangle, which represents creation.		The Dragon's Head, also called The Tree of Life, is an ancient symbol found throughout the [[known worlds]]. It has been linked to [[Cardinal Clerics\|Cardinalism]], [[Quadrocardinalism]], and many other belief systems. The sign is usually depicted with eight points, each with special names. In Quadism, the shape is also contained within an equilateral triangle, which represents creation.

	==Traditional Dragon's Head==		==Traditional Dragon's Head==

CourseDirector: /* Other */

2019-06-01T18:31:45Z

Other

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	==Other==		==Other==
	[[File:~~Trinit~~.PNG]]		[[File:Trinity.PNG]]