Wednesday, May 27, 2020

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A beautiful red fox mandala I hope you like it!

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🦊🐾 Fox symbolism 🦊🐾 – The fox is one of the animals in the Celtic zodiac, for those born between March 18th through April 14th. Those who are born under this sign are cunning and robust and have an optimistic intellect. They socialize with a clever humor. Fox people are adventurous and can share eloquently anecdotes drawing from their adventure experiences. They are kindhearted, spirited, courageous, playful and extremely loyal. Fox people make friends for a lifetime. They have a resolute life-force and are elegantly spirited!

🦊🐾 Historically a distinguishing characteristic of the fox has been their cleverness hence the old saying “clever as a fox”. They are strategic and resourceful.

🦊🐾 The Celts revered the fox for it intelligence, trusted it as a guide knowing the fox was an expert in the woodlands.

🦊🐾 The overall symbolism of the fox are of course wisdom, strategic, cleverness, adaptable and astuteness.

️Symmetry is another manifestation of the balance of Yin and Yang, of the unimpeded flow of ch'i.


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Wednesday, May 20, 2020




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Sending you everyone some positive energy during these disheartening times. I hope my tiger design brightens your day! Wishing you and your loved ones health and happiness!

Distinguished Courage - Asian Tiger a.k.a. Bengal tiger is the national animal of India.

🐯 The tiger is one of the 12 Chinese Zodiac animals for those born in the years 1914, 1926, 1938, 1950, 1962, 1974, 1986, 1998, 2010, 2022, 2034 and every 12 years thereafter. Individuals born under this zodiac are noble, competitive, confident, and courageous.

🐯 The tiger is a symbol of yang energy with the dragon being they yin. Tigers are also a solar animal symbolizing sun, summer and fire.

🐯 The Chinese believe that on the forehead of the tiger is the symbol of ηŽ‹ “wang” meaning king. They also recognize the tiger the king all creations.

🐯 As a spirit animal, the meaning for the tiger is said to be willpower, courage, and personal strength.

🐯 Chinese tiger symbolism are power, energy, royalty, protection, generosity, and illumination.

🐯 Folklore is Asia describes the tiger as the guardian of the dead and are often seen on graves to show protection. Asian lore considers the tiger the protector of the dead, and will often be seen in graves as a mark of protection and assuring peace for those who have passed.

️ Symmetry is another manifestation of the balance of Yin and Yang, of the unimpeded flow of ch'i.

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Wednesday, May 13, 2020

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This is a popular flower in my designs and I wanted a design that incorporated both the blue and the pink forget me not. I will have another design that I created from the same photo but a different symmetry.

Indigo Inspiration- The Forget-Me-Not flower represents true faithful love, fond memories and hope. It is also a flower essence of the heart chakra.

The dainty forget me not was also a favorite flower of Princess Diana. Earl Spenser, Diana’s brother, gifted her these flowers when they were young and she continued to favorite them throughout her life. These flowers have been subtle tributes to the “Queen of Hearts”, in royal wedding bouquets and backgrounds in photos. These flowers are included in the Kensington memorial garden for this beloved princess.

In Christian folklore God named these dainty blue beauties forget me nots because when he asked the timid flower her name, she was so shy that she told him softly whispered, “I have forgotten” God named these flowers forget me not so she and no one would forget this delicate beautiful flower.

Medieval German folklore declares that devoted couples garnished themselves with forget-me-nots to pledge they would never forget each other when separated.

There is another German legend on how this flower received it’s name. God had completed the creation of earth, He named each animal and plant. God had thought He had named everything when a diminutive voice next to where He was standing asked, “What about me?” He knelt down and held the sweet, delicate and dainty plant and said, “I shall never forget you again therefore your name shall be Forget Me Not”

There is a third German myth about a couple taking a romantic stroll along the Danube River. They spot the beautiful blue blooms of the forget-me-not. The handsome and romantic gent attempts to pick a bouquet for his love, but tragically slips and is swept away by the river’s fierce current. As he is carried away by the current he cries out to her, “Forget me not my love!” It is believed this is how the flower was named.

Twentieth century German Freemasons replaced the square and compass symbol with the forget me not to avoid revealing themselves to the Nazis. You can still see the forget me not used in combination with the square and compass insignia. It also signified to always remember of the impoverished.

King Henry the IV, banished in 1398, embraced the forget me not as his crest and axiom. The flower and name were embellished on his knight’s collars and to show support of him his followers adorned them as well. Legend has it that in the aftermath of the clash at Waterloo left a blood saturated field which metamorphosed into a field of forget me nots.

The war dead are memorialized with forget me nots in Newfoundland.

Symmetry is another manifestation of the balance of Yin and Yang, of the unimpeded flow of ch'i.


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Tuesday, May 5, 2020



Tantalizing Temptation- Bleeding Heart flower symbolism and Chakra meaning:  The Heart Chakra is associated with the color green and the bleeding heart flower.

The bleeding heart flower and the color green relate to love and the ability to give and receive unconditionally. When your heart chakra is balanced, you offer love freely learning to nurture yourself and others. You feel at ease and experience soothing thoughts and feelings.

The flower symbolism of the Bleeding Heart is undying love, grace and fidelity. The essence of the bleeding heart flower is said to open up and strengthen the heart chakra, which in turn causes a person to feel emotionally soothed and open to the possibility of a new romance. It is thought to be especially useful after a heartbreak. These blossoms are also frequently used in love spells. 

Symmetry is another manifestation of the balance of Yin and Yang, of the unimpeded flow of ch'i.

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