Mermaids ~ Water
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Water
spirits have long
been a mystery.
Stories of beautiful
mermaids drawing boats
towards rocks with their
singing have been told
for centuries.
Dubh
Lacha
was
an early Irish goddess of the sea.
Legend
says that Dublin,
Ireland
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Undines
are usually female.
The Undines work to
awaken our deepest
emotions They stimulate our
compassion and intuition.
LeFay
LeFay,
the Goddess of the Isle of Avalon. known to have been a healer.
~ Water
that was blessed by her
was said
to cure any sickness. ~ |
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They
want us to enjoy life to
the fullest. Just like guardian
angels, each of us has an undine
to watch over our life.
Mermaids,
sometimes appear
in our
dreams. Listen quietly to
their
secret message,
it may
help guide you
through
your life. |
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| Goddesses of
the Sea |
Cliodna~
~ Pronounced as kleenah ~ She
was a Tuatha sea goddess who took the form of a bird,
which symbolized the afterlife.
She was the ruler of the waves.
It was said that every ninth
wave
embodied her, which broke higher
and stronger than any of the other waves. The rocky Irish landmark
'Tonn Cliodhna' is named for her. |
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