Dragon (general): Dragons are teachers, warriors and protectors. They symbolize the Great Mother Goddess, matriarchy, benevolence, divinity, royalty, the supernatural, infinity, change, elemental magick and spiritual instruction. They are connected to Mithras, Hórus, Apollo, Indra, Aruna and Soma. They Contain great Power and are very Knowledgeable there’s many types on Dragons with in this plane, you can contact dragons using rituals.

(Eastern): Eastern dragons are more serpentine looking and often whiskered. They specifically symbolize the power of the ruler, masculinity, yang, prosperity, rain, wisdom and hidden secrets.

(Western): Western dragons are more reptilian, more massive and often have large, almost batlike, wings. They specifically symbolize fire, confrontation, danger and seclusion.

   Griffon/Gryphon/Griffin: Gryphons are guardians. They symbolize spiritual enlightenment, the seasons, the relationship between psychic energy and cosmic forces. They are connected to the Sun, the Sky and the Earth as well as Nemesis and Apollo.

   Pegasus: Pegasus symbolizes inspiration, poetry, grace, freedom from earthly cares, astral travel, and transformation of evil to good, fame and eloquence. They are connected to Demeter and Osíris.

   Phoenix: The Phoenix is a symbol of resurrection, rebirth, spiritual growth, strength and energy for life trials, fire and royalty. It is a lunar/solar symbol and is connected to Osíris, Ra and Circe. A mythical bird that never dies, the phoenix flies far ahead to the front, always scanning the landscape and distant space. It represents our capacity for vision, for collecting sensory information about our environment and the events unfolding within it. The phoenix, with its great beauty, creates intense excitement and deathless inspiration."

   Unicorn /Ch'i-lin /Ky-lin /Ki-rin: Unicorns are symbols of innocence, good will, fame, prosperity, healing, gentleness, purity of mind, personal power, naivety, joy, life, nature and freedom. They are connected to Artemis, Diana and moon goddesses in general. Loving Creatures play Full again there is many types of Unicorns most are kind and love to play

  Centaurs- according to Greek mythology, were said to be the offspring of Ixion, son of Ares, and a cloud. These strange creatures had the head arms and chest of a man but the legs and lower half of a horse. In later myths and stories they sometimes had horns, wings or both. Back to Greek mythology, these Man-Horse beasts lived in Thessaly, fed on meat and were given to riotous revelries. They came to symbolize the dark, unruly forces of nature. They were usually depicted as drunken followers of Dionysus, except for Chiron who was the tutor to several heroes, including Achilles.