Dragon Wind

The Chinese aren't afraid of Dragons - in fact most of the world reveres them. Why does most of the Western world fear them? Programming. It's time to unlearn what we've learned, and open our consciousnesses to a new way of looking at the natural world - the ancient world. Let's start with understanding the 6 Dragons.

1. **Hidden Dragon (潜龙 / Qián Lóng):**

A talented or powerful person who keeps a low profile, hiding their true abilities or potential.

2. **Flying Dragon (飞龙 / Fēi Lóng):**

Someone who has risen to prominence or power, displaying their abilities openly and achieving success.

3. **Leaping Dragon (跃龙 / Yuè Lóng):**

A person or force that is making a bold or energetic move, transitioning from potential to action.

4. **Sleeping Dragon (卧龙 / Wò Lóng):**

A wise or talented individual who is not yet recognized or has not yet made an impact; often used to refer to Zhuge Liang, the famous strategist.

5. **Emerging Dragon (现龙 / Xiàn Lóng):**

Someone or something that is just beginning to reveal its power or influence, coming out into the open.

6. **Arrogant Dragon (亢龙 / Kàng Lóng):**

Someone who becomes overconfident or overreaches after gaining power, often leading to downfall or trouble.

**In summary:**

These "dragon" metaphors describe different stages of talent, power, or influence—from hidden or dormant, to rising and emerging, to potentially overreaching and facing consequences.

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