Draconic Magick Options

I've recently been involved with a gentleman who used to practice some form or another of Draconic magick in his past, which led him to forming a pact with some form of Draconic entity which co-habits his subconcious; it's quite an interesting arrangement, and he appears to be able to draw from this being's power at whim, or else simply let it control his body in order to perform rituals or spellworking.

In attempting to discern more information about this particular form of magick, I decided I'd ask here; does anyone have any experience with Draconic magick? If so, would you be able to recommend any literature or other sources that I'd be able to investigate? Any anecdotes or info you'd like to share?

I found a thread where 'Dancing with Dragons' was mentioned, which is one I'll add to the list. Is there anything else?

Be possessed of a fervent desire to make contact with a sympathetic draconian spirit for a span of ten days. I am quite sure that if your desire is strong enough, you will run into something that you can form a relationship with. I would try to keep your aims regarding such a relationship noble. If you want to get into one of the oldest and most powerful reptilian deities, try for the Ouroboros, the great serpent with tail in mouth who is essentially the earth. I wouldn't recommend, regardless of what you do, presenting yourself as a servant to anything (or if you must, at least understand it fully first.) I also don't see any reason why body sharing would be advantageous, with the right attitude and working together, you should be able to enjoy the same increase in vital energies without "pacting" as Franz Bardon would say. As others have said, there are most certainly such entities out there somewhere.

On that note though, this thread (Draw) has given me a very interesting idea: While you muse on dragons, I will look for a fungus egregore. With the amount of fungal activity present from pre-history to today, I have a suspicion that a fungal "deity" could be extremely powerful in an understated sort of way. Imagine the power for transformation one could learn from an entity which has it's entire existence predicated on transforming existing matter into something new. A fungus worshipper? Wow, that's an odd thought.

Ex

Edit: Also, check with Chinese mythology and ancient worship . If any race revered dragons anciently, it was they. I am almost positive that more than one traditional Chinese deity had a dragon aspect.

This post has been edited by Ex Lux: Nov 11 2010, 02:06 AM