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"Woodland guide " silver talisman
now available in my etsy shop : etsy shop
Uniquely designed and handcrafted silver pendant ( 925 ) , with attached beautiful Peridot stones. With moon revitalised , consecrated with fire and programmed 11.4.2017. on full moon night.
Stag symbolism and lore :
The Stag was one of the most mystical Celtic animals, often mentioned in legends about shape-shifting. The symbolism of the stag in Celtic religion and mythology was concerned with the articular qualities the animal was perceived to possess – being fast, virile and aggressive during the rutting season.They are kings of the forest, their antlers symbolic of the spreading trees oft he wood. The growth and shedding of their antlers in spring and autumn has endowed stags with seasonal imagery.The stag would appear to represent fertility, the abundance oft he forest, speed and prestige.
Magic or supernatural stags often figure In Irish and Welsh traditions. Many Irish tales allude to the enticement of humans to the Otherworld by stags. In the Fenian Cycle, the war-leader Fionn hunts an enchanted stag, metamorphosed from the Irish god Donn.Fionn`s wife is turned into a fawn by the Black Druid, and their son Oisin is considered as hald deer, half child. Flidais is an Irish goddess of wild things, including deer. In Welsh stories, Pwyll, lord of Dyfed, hunts mystical white stag , which is the quarry of Arawn, god of Annwn and int he Tale of Culhwch and Olwen, Culhwch is helped to hunt the enchanted boar Twrch Trwyth by a supernatural stag with whom he can communicate.
Even In archeological record there are instances of semi-zoomorphic, semi-human divine images : the Horned gods and goddesses and Cernunnos, the antlered deity, spring to mind as known shape-shifters . A number of early Celtic images of stags are recorded, found as companions of gods or in imagery of divine hunt. Some gods were especially linked with stags, having antlers on their heads, showing essential affinity with the animal, and sometimes appearing with stags as companions.The stag even featured in certain complex Celtic ritual activities.
The Insular Celts have stories involving supernatural deer, deer who are associated with a spiritual figure, and spirits or deities who may take the form of deer.
In some Scottish and Irish tales deer are seen as "fairy cattle" and are herded and milked by a tutelary, benevolent, otherworldly woman (such as a bean sìdhe or in other cases the goddess Flidais), who can shapeshift into the form of a red or white deer.In the West Highlands, this woman of the otherworld selects the individual deer who will be slain in the next day's hunt.[5]
In Ireland, The Cailleach Bhéara ("The Old Woman of Beare"), who lives on an island off the coast of County Cork, takes the form of a deer to avoid capture, and herds her deer down by the shore. The Beare peninsula is also associated with the islands in the western sea that are the lands of the dead.
Peridot symbolism and lore:
In ancient times,Peridot was believed to keep away evil spirits.it is still a protective stone for the aura.
this stone is powerful cleanser.realeasing and neutralizing toxins on all levels,it purifies the subtle and physical bodies,and the mind.It opens ,cleanses,and activates the heart chakra,and releases "old baggage".Burdens,guilt,or obsessions are cleared.Peridot teaches that holding on to people,or the past,is counterproductive.Peridot shows you how to detach yourself from outside influences and to look to your own higher energies for guidance.
this crystal is great for heart,blood,immune system,lungs,skin diseases,strenghtens nails and hair.Peridot eliminates depression and melancholy,and invoke happy thoughts.
Peridot reduces stress, stimulates the mind, and amplifies intuitive awareness. It is most useful as a balancer of the glandular system, as peridot assists with tissue regeneration and purifies the body by strengthening the blood. It is also told to aid in digestion and to reduce fever.
Commonly used in treating emotional states such as anger or jealousy and irritation. It's color as well as the stone, Inspires healing, renewal, purification, rebirth and growth. It has the power to heal hurt feelings and mend damaged relationships.
It is especially good for healing the healers.
Scientific Properties:
Mohs Hardness of 6.5 with a orthorhombic crystal structure.
Peridot is gem quality specimens of the mineral olivine. Peridot has an olive or bottle green color that is due to the presence of iron, and a distinctive oily or greasy luster. Sources of peridot include Egypt (St. John's Island), China, Myanmar, Brazil, Norway and the USA as well as Australia and South Africa. The Crusaders brought peridot to Europe in the Middle Ages from St. John's Island in the Red Sea, where it has been mined for over 3,500 years.
Mystical Properties:
Peridot is told to have the ability to bring healing and vitality to the whole body. It it said to increase patience, confidence and assertiveness. Stories told since ancient times about how this gemstone has the ability to slow the aging process.
The joyful and friendly energy of this stone helps to make and seal friendships, it clears the heart, releases the ego, which in turn cleanses jealousy and anger, hence bringing about a sense of peace and quiet amusement.
A visionary stone, peridot helps connect us to our destinies and to an understanding of the purpose of existence. Can assist us in visualize not only the ultimate peak of physical but of spiritual continuation as well. However, if you are confused or fearful, Peridot should be used in a limited way, as it releases toxins and brings them to the surface, thus neutralizing them.
Scientifically and historically silver has many unique properties and has been used in many ways. .Silver is associated with the Moon,but also has amazing and magical bond with gemstones-it increases strength and magical power. Silver can be worn to provide security and protection and protect against evil intent.
now available in my etsy shop : etsy shop
Uniquely designed and handcrafted silver pendant ( 925 ) , with attached beautiful Peridot stones. With moon revitalised , consecrated with fire and programmed 11.4.2017. on full moon night.
Stag symbolism and lore :
The Stag was one of the most mystical Celtic animals, often mentioned in legends about shape-shifting. The symbolism of the stag in Celtic religion and mythology was concerned with the articular qualities the animal was perceived to possess – being fast, virile and aggressive during the rutting season.They are kings of the forest, their antlers symbolic of the spreading trees oft he wood. The growth and shedding of their antlers in spring and autumn has endowed stags with seasonal imagery.The stag would appear to represent fertility, the abundance oft he forest, speed and prestige.
Magic or supernatural stags often figure In Irish and Welsh traditions. Many Irish tales allude to the enticement of humans to the Otherworld by stags. In the Fenian Cycle, the war-leader Fionn hunts an enchanted stag, metamorphosed from the Irish god Donn.Fionn`s wife is turned into a fawn by the Black Druid, and their son Oisin is considered as hald deer, half child. Flidais is an Irish goddess of wild things, including deer. In Welsh stories, Pwyll, lord of Dyfed, hunts mystical white stag , which is the quarry of Arawn, god of Annwn and int he Tale of Culhwch and Olwen, Culhwch is helped to hunt the enchanted boar Twrch Trwyth by a supernatural stag with whom he can communicate.
Even In archeological record there are instances of semi-zoomorphic, semi-human divine images : the Horned gods and goddesses and Cernunnos, the antlered deity, spring to mind as known shape-shifters . A number of early Celtic images of stags are recorded, found as companions of gods or in imagery of divine hunt. Some gods were especially linked with stags, having antlers on their heads, showing essential affinity with the animal, and sometimes appearing with stags as companions.The stag even featured in certain complex Celtic ritual activities.
The Insular Celts have stories involving supernatural deer, deer who are associated with a spiritual figure, and spirits or deities who may take the form of deer.
In some Scottish and Irish tales deer are seen as "fairy cattle" and are herded and milked by a tutelary, benevolent, otherworldly woman (such as a bean sìdhe or in other cases the goddess Flidais), who can shapeshift into the form of a red or white deer.In the West Highlands, this woman of the otherworld selects the individual deer who will be slain in the next day's hunt.[5]
In Ireland, The Cailleach Bhéara ("The Old Woman of Beare"), who lives on an island off the coast of County Cork, takes the form of a deer to avoid capture, and herds her deer down by the shore. The Beare peninsula is also associated with the islands in the western sea that are the lands of the dead.
Peridot symbolism and lore:
In ancient times,Peridot was believed to keep away evil spirits.it is still a protective stone for the aura.
this stone is powerful cleanser.realeasing and neutralizing toxins on all levels,it purifies the subtle and physical bodies,and the mind.It opens ,cleanses,and activates the heart chakra,and releases "old baggage".Burdens,guilt,or obsessions are cleared.Peridot teaches that holding on to people,or the past,is counterproductive.Peridot shows you how to detach yourself from outside influences and to look to your own higher energies for guidance.
this crystal is great for heart,blood,immune system,lungs,skin diseases,strenghtens nails and hair.Peridot eliminates depression and melancholy,and invoke happy thoughts.
Peridot reduces stress, stimulates the mind, and amplifies intuitive awareness. It is most useful as a balancer of the glandular system, as peridot assists with tissue regeneration and purifies the body by strengthening the blood. It is also told to aid in digestion and to reduce fever.
Commonly used in treating emotional states such as anger or jealousy and irritation. It's color as well as the stone, Inspires healing, renewal, purification, rebirth and growth. It has the power to heal hurt feelings and mend damaged relationships.
It is especially good for healing the healers.
Scientific Properties:
Mohs Hardness of 6.5 with a orthorhombic crystal structure.
Peridot is gem quality specimens of the mineral olivine. Peridot has an olive or bottle green color that is due to the presence of iron, and a distinctive oily or greasy luster. Sources of peridot include Egypt (St. John's Island), China, Myanmar, Brazil, Norway and the USA as well as Australia and South Africa. The Crusaders brought peridot to Europe in the Middle Ages from St. John's Island in the Red Sea, where it has been mined for over 3,500 years.
Mystical Properties:
Peridot is told to have the ability to bring healing and vitality to the whole body. It it said to increase patience, confidence and assertiveness. Stories told since ancient times about how this gemstone has the ability to slow the aging process.
The joyful and friendly energy of this stone helps to make and seal friendships, it clears the heart, releases the ego, which in turn cleanses jealousy and anger, hence bringing about a sense of peace and quiet amusement.
A visionary stone, peridot helps connect us to our destinies and to an understanding of the purpose of existence. Can assist us in visualize not only the ultimate peak of physical but of spiritual continuation as well. However, if you are confused or fearful, Peridot should be used in a limited way, as it releases toxins and brings them to the surface, thus neutralizing them.
Scientifically and historically silver has many unique properties and has been used in many ways. .Silver is associated with the Moon,but also has amazing and magical bond with gemstones-it increases strength and magical power. Silver can be worn to provide security and protection and protect against evil intent.
Image size
1006x1600px 765.62 KB
Make
Canon
Model
Canon EOS 6D
Shutter Speed
2/1 second
Aperture
F/4.5
Focal Length
105 mm
ISO Speed
100
Date Taken
Apr 27, 2017, 7:34:32 PM
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