Seven-headed Water Dragon King of the Mekong
The nine-crested giant serpentine dragon god lurking in the deep pools of the Mekong River and the sacred realm of the Dragon Palace, lord of water wealth, protector of the Buddhist teachings.
Mythological Origins and Epic Allusions
The supreme water realm sovereign of the Indochinese Peninsula. Legend says that on the night of the October festival marking the end of Buddhist Lent, the Water Dragon King leads all water creatures in spewing thousands of red blazing orbs of light from the bottom of the Mekong River (Water Dragon Spitting Pearls), rising into the sky to pay homage to the Buddha in Nirvana.
Chimeric Forms and Supernatural Abilities
Its body shimmers with emerald cool green or brilliant golden dragon scales, crowned by a ruby dragon crown atop its head. It is commonly seen in majestic forms with one head, three heads, five heads, or even seven heads standing side by side.
Totemic Power and Spiritual Energy Resonance
It governs the gathering of the wealth of surging rivers and access to deep intuitive dreams. For those whose natal charts are scorched by fire and parched by earth, and who urgently need climate regulation and moistening to harmonize their charts, it has an extremely significant cooling and nourishing effect.
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