About - The Dragon Bible

Origins of the Project

The Dragon Bible began as a thought experiment: What if the separation between humanity and the divine wasn't a fall from grace, but a deliberate splitting of a unified consciousness? What if dragons aren't mythical beasts, but forgotten aspects of ourselves?

This project reimagines familiar sacred texts through the lens of this dragon-human unity hypothesis, creating a new mythology that speaks to our modern hunger for wholeness while honoring ancient wisdom traditions.

The Author

Noah Wilson is a writer, mythologist, and student of comparative religion. With a background in creative writing and religious studies, Noah has spent years exploring the common threads that run through world mythologies, particularly the recurring motif of serpents and dragons as bearers of wisdom.

"I've always been fascinated by how dragon myths appear in every culture, often as teachers or guardians of sacred knowledge. The Dragon Bible is my attempt to explore what these universal symbols might be trying to tell us about our own nature."

Creative Philosophy

The Dragon Bible is explicitly a work of creative fiction and mythological reinterpretation. It is not intended as religious doctrine or historical fact, but as an artistic exploration of spiritual themes through the medium of speculative mythology.

Key principles guiding this work:

Respectful Reimagining: While dramatically reinterpreting sacred texts, the project maintains respect for the source materials and the traditions they come from.
Universal Themes: The dragon-human unity serves as a metaphor for various dualities we experience: mind/body, rational/intuitive, material/spiritual.
Inclusive Mythology: The project draws from multiple traditions, seeking common ground rather than promoting any single religious viewpoint.
Transformative Fiction: Like all good mythology, these stories aim to work on multiple levels, entertaining while provoking deeper contemplation.

The Dragon-Human Hypothesis

Central to the Dragon Bible is the idea that humanity once existed in a state of unified consciousness—simultaneously human and dragon, grounded and transcendent, rational and mystical. The various "falls" described in world mythology are reinterpreted as the necessary splitting of this unity to allow for growth through reunion.

This hypothesis draws inspiration from:

Jungian psychology and the concept of integrating the shadow
Gnostic traditions of divine sparks trapped in matter
Eastern concepts of non-duality and the illusion of separation
Modern theories of consciousness and quantum entanglement
The universal presence of serpent/dragon symbolism in human culture

How to Read The Dragon Bible

These texts can be approached in several ways:

As Entertainment: Enjoy them as fantasy fiction with deep mythological roots
As Metaphor: Read the dragon-human dynamic as representing any duality you're working to integrate
As Meditation: Use the images and concepts as focal points for contemplation
As Creative Inspiration: Let these reimaginings inspire your own creative work

Remember: The Dragon Bible is not meant to replace or diminish traditional sacred texts, but to offer a new lens through which to explore timeless spiritual questions.

Content Advisory

The Dragon Bible contains:

Dramatic reinterpretations of religious texts that some may find challenging
Mature themes related to consciousness, transformation, and spiritual seeking
Violence and conflict presented in mythological context
Complex philosophical concepts presented through narrative

Readers are encouraged to approach with an open but discerning mind, taking what resonates and leaving what doesn't.

Join the Journey

The Dragon Bible is an ongoing project, with new texts and interpretations being added regularly. We invite you to:

Share your insights through the comment system on each chapter
Follow our blog for deeper explorations of themes and symbolism
Connect with other readers exploring these ideas
Contribute your own creative responses to the material

Remember: In the Dragon Bible universe, every reader carries both human wisdom and dragon fire. The texts are just mirrors to help you remember what you already know.