Above: Official symbol of the Courtfighter
organization. Scales of Law in the State of
PA. The Two Dragons are reflecting the
Human Scale. And the Dragon Face on the
ledge reflects the Holy Book that are common
symbols for court justice for all.
The Dragon at your left. The Dragon at the your right. Kids love dragons. But how do adults feel about the Dragon? The Dragon, a living winged serpent, now extinct, large aquatic-like reptile-like, mammal having a lion's claws, the tail of a serpent, and scaly skin, is believed that it once lived throughout the tropics in Africa, Asia, Spain, France, Italy, the Americas, and Australia. Ancient and modern Muslims, Christians, and Jews believe this. Pre-Judaic text backs this fact up.
The dragon is a fabulous and universal symbolic figure found in most cultures throughout the world. Dragons were a symbol of both good and bad (evil). According to ancient eastern text, in this order, -middle earth in Iraq, Africa, and China- the larger species of dragons were very dangerous to humans. And the smaller species of dragons were very safe. The Mesopotamian Creation Text, starting point of a Genesis, include the notion of a Dragon common to Muslims, Christians, and Jews. The name of that common Dragon linking their understanding that dragons were real animals on earth is Lilith.
Above: Official symbol of the
Courtfighter organization.
Scales of Law in the State of PA.
The woman represents Lady Justice,
without the blindfold. The Dragon
is reflecting the Human Scale,
and/or the Holy Book that are
common symbols for court
justice for all.
The belief that a Lilith was real can be found in the Muslim, Christian, and Jewish philosophy. Lilith, the word, is in the Hebrew and Arabic language. Today, most people say the word Dragon and not Lilith. It’s important to note that Lilith has been connected to the Angel too. This Angel connection to Lilith came along after the original usage of Lilith meaning, the dragon animal. Lilith has also been connected to a wife of Adam and a female demon. This wife of Adam and female demon connection to Lilith came along after the original usage of Lilith meaning, the dragon animal.
Sadly, Lilith the Angel, a wife of Adam, and a female demon were all discriminative views of the woman. These views were also designed by man, to attempt to deny women from having any leadership role in court. In Biblical times, and before, the court was one of the most authoritative roles where a man or woman could end up playing out. Justice was higher than marriage. Men, at some point during Pre-Judaic text, did not desire women to be a part of carrying out justice. By the time the Genesis text, in Judaic text, came about all kinds of connections between the Dragon and the Woman appeared to express that court became ruined by unfairness.
Suddenly, the Dragon was no longer considered reality. The bones or fossils of Dragons meant nothing. The symbolic dragon became reality. The symbolic dragon became a bad word. And no one wanted to have his or her name associated with Dragon. Throughout time, women fought to have their name disassociated with Lilith because the symbolic woman became reality. And the symbolic Lilith became a bad word.
Today, Courtfighter uses the symbol of the Dragon and the symbol of the Woman based on the original meanings the Pre-Judaic text meant them to be. The Dragon reflected justice as in the highest authority any animal would be connected to according to its kind. The Woman reflected justice as in the highest authority any female human would be connected to according to her kind.
Because animals, any sort of beast, can become destructive and eventually can become tamed, the Dragon can represent the court. Because women, any sort of woman, can become scholars and eventually become fair, the woman can represent justice.
Interestingly, Pre-Judaic text explained that the scholar or woman was primarily a person who could fix or heal the human body. Women are known to help fix or heal the man. Also, Pre-Judaic text viewed the woman as a tough adventurer and, sometimes, freedom fighter dedicated to life and the pursuit of happiness. Men were viewed exactly the same when it came to being viewed as sometimes, freedom fighter dedicated to life and the pursuit of happiness. And this clearly made the higher difference between the dragon and men and woman. Ultimately, it would take the role of the safe Dragon, the safe man, and the safe woman to promote justice for the earth.
However, as was mentioned earlier by the time Muslims, Christians, and Jews began to use the word Dragon, the dragon became negative. But the woman survived most of the negative view put on them.
However, the traditional west eastern dragon attributes and associations are symbols bearing the following five elements: Water, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Wood. The main danger that court dragons pose is not their ability to swim, fly, run after a person, cry, or vocalize, but their ability to strike during litigation before the person can react. In contrast to European dragons that are considered sinful (evil), Chinese (Western) dragons traditionally symbolize potent and auspicious powers, particularly control over water, rainfall, and floods.
