In the Dragonclub, we are all equal. The Dragons know this anyway, and whatever label we take on doesn’t make a difference to them.
Everyone who joins the Dragonclub becomes a Dragonseeker. As we progress along the Dragonpath, we can reach deeper stages in our search. To mark our progress on the path, we call them the Dragonlevels.
The most fundamental step on the Dragonpath is to understand that progress on the path doesn’t make us better than anyone else. Only once we truly understand this can we proceed toward higher levels. No one is better in the Dragonclub. We’re simply at different stages of our communication with the Dragons.
The only authority who can decide whether you’ve reached a higher level is you. We will set up seminars and challenges to support Dragonseekers on their journey toward higher levelsThe Dragonguides might suggest that you’ve reached a new level, but in the end, it’s you who must decide.
It’s very difficult, if not impossible, to reach higher levels alone. In a way, the whole Dragonclub exists so that we can walk this path with the support of others.
We don’t just reach a higher level and then we are done. At any time, we can fall back to lower levels. And we can always discover deeper Dragons within us that have so far escaped our awareness.
So here are the Dragonlevels that anyone can reach:
Level 1: Dragonseeker
- You achieve this level by joining the Dragonclub
- It means you bring the courage and curiosity to face your dragons (step by step, dragon by dragon)
- It also means you have enough balance to respect the other Dragonseekers
- If you lose this balance, you may be asked to take a break from the Dragonclub until you find it again. In this case, other members of the Dragonclub may do what they can to help you find your way back to the path.
Level 2: Dragonfriend
- Acceptance: You’ve found some deeper Dragons and learned to accept them.
- Reduced tendency to judge: You recognize and acknowledge when you start judging yourself or others, and you hold the intention to reduce this judgment.
Level 3: Dragonguide
- You have mastered the magic of compassion and the power of forgiveness.
- You have developed and practiced skills that allow you to help others find and befriend their dragons.
- You may even reach skills that enable you to help others learn to ride their Dragons.
Level 4: Dragonrider
- You have achieved freedom from judgment.
- You are fully committed to using your Dragonstrength to bring light and balance into the world.
- If you realize at some point that you’ve fallen back into judgment, or that you lack the will and energy to keep striving for peaceful balance in the world, you dismount your Dragon and return to being a Dragonfriend.
