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Angels Come In Many Forms
A winged Egyptian figure takes tiny steps forward on a path leading from the sea with a treasure basket of precious jewels balanced perfectly upon its head. Even its wings are encrusted with jewels. While one hand steadies the basket, the other holds two rings of gold.
This is an Angelic messenger. The strange form of this Angel is to remind you that angels come in many forms, just as opportunities do. If you adhere rigidly to a preconceived notion as to how things should go for you, you will probably not be able to see your opportunity when it arrives. It may not arrive the way you thought it would. Allow your Higher Self to use its infinite creativity to bring you the goal you desire in its own way and time.
Just as jewels are crystallized in the heat and fire deep within the ever-evolving earth, the goal you seek requires patience over time. The two linked gold rings symbolize two wedding bands joined together forever. Like jewelry making, a successful relationship is the result of patient study, planning, skill, hard work, and a little luck.
In ancient Egypt, the scarab beetles in the border represented the god Khepera, the sun god, who was so powerful he rolled the ball of the Sun across the sky like beetles rolled balls of dirt across the ground. Symbolizing the Goddess are the two sets of horns in the upper corners which each contain the disk of Her symbol, the Moon. The bridge that arches between them symbolizes the twenty-nine and a half days it takes the moon to go from full to dark and back again, a period we call a "month," a word derived from the word "moon." The two magic eyes of Horus beneath the bridge are another indication that for a month at least you are watched over by angelic guardians who are helping you to manifest in your life the kind of luck you have earned.
 art & words (c) Amy Zerner & Monte Farber from Little Reminders: Love & Relationships |
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