Q:    Is there any relevance of the Dragon in Chinese Feng Shui ?

B:    Yes, for again the idea of the Dragon symbolically is a very
      ancient energy and that which is grounded-power, that which is the
      interface, if you which to use that term, the interface itself, the
      dragon is the symbol of the interface itself between the concept of
      ,and the experience of , physical reality, astral reality and etheric
      energy reality.  So anything that concerns flow of energy , in anyway
      shape or form, whether horizontally or
      vertically can be aided and assisted  by understanding the dragon as
      if, in a sense, it were a representation of  a kind of  bio-energetic,
      shall we say...circuitry design.  So the concept of Feng Shui can be
      represented by the concept of the dragon as how energy would flow and
      that the building, the structure, the house can be representative of
      the neurological, or circuitry pattern, or path of the flow of energy
      that represents a template
      such as the Dragon or the Tree of Life or any thing of that nature
      that is representative of a template and interface between one
      dimension and another.  The Dragon's body with it's wings,
      symbolically, are the idea of a energy template that allows one in
      understanding that template to see how energy flows, along those
      lines, and then gain insight as how to place
      things that are congruent with Sacred Geometry, with correct Golden
      Proportions to take advantage of that energy flow to create a conduit
      in building any structure that takes advantage of the collection of,
      and the channeling of that energy.  Does that make sense?

Q:    That was quite brilliant, thank you.

B:    Well I had nothing to do with it that's just the way it is, and it is

      brilliant because, that is the how the universe is structured-
      brilliantly.