In a multitude of cultures throughout history there are tales of powerful and radiant mystical creatures called dragons. People have countless suggestions of why so many cultures urbanized such a long lasting belief in these mythical beasts; however, none can actually be validated. The winged beast is noble, intelligent, and cunning. Some skeptics even accept as truth that dragons developed from dinosaurs. Dragons and representations of themselves as in the form of dragon figures have played an important part in tales and religions since pre-historic times as they represent the strength and power and frequently appear in carvings or statues holding a ball, or pearl, symbolizing wisdom encapsulated.

In Chinese Astrology, the Dragon is the fifth sign of the Chinese Zodiac and its intrinsic element is earth. At present when we think of dragons, we imagine the fire-breathing breed, but originally dragons were actually associated with the element of water. Therefore if you find you are seeking postive energy and power, situate a dragon figurine near a source of water in your house--even a fish bowl will work. Also in modern times the media, including role playing games, video games, MMORPG, books, and films, have created quite a demand for dragon sculptures.

As mentioned, dragons are most frequently associated with the water element and water posses great wisdom, therefore dragon figurines are a most favorable and preferred gift for recent college graduates. For the patriarch in a family, a Draconian collectible put in the Northwest corner of the dwelling can further solidify their dominance and influence within the nuclear family unit. Placing dragon figurines and fantasy sculptures in your home ensures a positive flow of energy throughout no matter where you set them. Yet keep in mind that depending on the culture from which the dragon comes, the creature may be seen as a symbol of good and peace or chaos and evil.

It is an excellent idea to "activate" a dragon figure by placing it in the East sector of your home or living room to bring good health and synchronicity to the inhabitants of your home. In Europe, dragons in art forms were thought to be real life animals rather than symbols of evil. Whereas in the West, dragons are often seen as evil, in which the media plays no small part in fortifying. No matter their nature, dragons have and will also play a huge role in our history.