Woman and Dragon

Look how powerful and charming a woman next to a dragon is. The woman with the dragon emphasizes a connection to magic, and this magic is just more of a connection to ancient wisdom. There is the myth that the woman and dragon can exist in the same space and not try to kill each other. The woman communicates freely with the dragon; she is not afraid of his power. This communication holds aspects full of holiness, rejuvenation, protection, and healing. The pairing of the woman with a dragon symbolizes feminine strength and resilience. The dragon stands for untamed power or uncontrolled order, and the woman embodies the ability to harness and channel that power positively. Like protecting their children, or her life. There is another myth where the dragon is the guardian, and the woman is an object. The woman, being strong, and fearless, kills the dragon. In Christian texts, Saint Margaret is a virgin martyr who was swallowed by a dragon but the cross she carried irritated the dragon’s stomach causing it to bring her back up, still alive. In Norse history, there is Sigrid the Haughty the Queen of Sweden. She is said to have killed a dragon on her travels. These are depictions that challenge traditional gender roles and stereotypes, highlighting women as warriors and heroes capable of facing formidable challenges.