Questions on Tiger/Dragon

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Thanks for the corrections!

In regards to my earlier question, yes - I am aware that yin is the
feminine/dark/slow/water and yang is masculine/light/active/fire. I will
now rephrase my question. ;)

Is anyone familiar with a blue dragon and a white tiger being used
together in Asian philosophy, ceremony, etc.? Actually, plain ol'
tiger-and-dragon references are of interest to me, too.

Any information would be appreciated; feel free to reply privately.

Thanks.

Janet

jgillis@nova.umd.edu

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