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Title: At a Springe-Wel
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The Dragon Syndrome
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The Dragon Syndrome
Posted by: Makarios on Wednesday, March 17, 2010 - 10:00 AM
By Uncle Thor
Some years ago, I read a delightful book entitled “The Hobbit.” The story revolved around a tiny fellow known as a Hobbit. He had gone on a quest. In the story, he encountered a ferocious dragon named Smaug. This Dragon guarded a hoard of treasure in his underground lair. The hobbit took a piece of that treasure, and it sent the dragon into a frenzy
Smaug is not alone. The tales of Fafnir and the dragon of Beowulf also deal with reptilian horrors which have hoards. These beasts guard their treasures with a jealousy unmatched by any mere mortal.
The dragons are reminiscent of the Gnostic “Gospel of Thomas.” In one passage, the gospel reads: “They are like dogs guarding a manger. They let none pass to eat, and they do not eat themselves.” The dogs are like dragons. Dogs have no use for the fodder in a manger, and dragons cannot use treasure. Nonetheless, both guard their territory with ferocious intensity.
Read the complete article: Uncle Thors Lessons
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