Journal and journey with the dragons to your own space, your own experience as the Dragon guides give you thoughtful questions and journal prompts to awaken wisdom possibly long left sleeping. Take a romp through this journal, be inspired by the dragon vessels of Susan Smith James and the dragons' thought-provoking words. Answer the dragons' questions and gain new insights into your own soul. Get ready to co-create with the dragons and find new insights with this journal A ceramics art professional for decades, Susan Smith James began having conversations with her creations and the results border on the miraculous Join the dragon fun here on these magical journal insight pages. Dancing Dragon Magic Insight Journal, is a dragon book that will give journalers a way to connect with the dragons, in all their subtleties and strengths. This journal, a book with dragon questions, is really a journey into the Dragon Realm. The dragons want to ask you questions. They want you to explore your life through the prism of their eyes. The dragons feel that their perspective will give you new insights into your own soul.What is your life's challenge? How are you handling challenges, successes, failures? Could the dragons journal prompts spark a new idea in you? Will thinking and writing about aspects of your life make things clearer in your own mind? Hmm, the dragons wish to help, they feel that turning your attention inward will cause you to find hidden answers to your questions, even questions that you never knew to ask. What new things will you find out about yourself? Where will you find yourself after your Insight Journey is over? You may find that you have gained a new perspective, see things differently, feel different than you did before you started Spread your intuitive wings and glide on the energetic fields in which the dragons play. This journey is meant to be fun and the dragons promise to be gentle Enjoy your travels here About the Author Susan Smith James is an artist, potter and author, living in southern New Jersey with her husband and two sons. In her first book, Dancing Dragon Magic: Dialogues in Clay, she used her dragon pots to illustrate a story about the dragons who inspired her art.
