Water is a symbol of creation
and purification.
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Undines are usually female.
The Undines work to
awaken our deepest
emotions
They stimulate our
compassion and
intuition.
They want us to enjoy life to
the fullest. Just like guardian
angels, each of us has an undine
to watch over our life.
They will often appear to us in our dreams.
Listen for their secret message to help guide you
through your life.
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Goddesses of the Sea
~ Cliodna ~
~ (kleenah) ~ 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, and broke higher and
stronger than any of the other waves. The rocky
Irish
landmark'Tonn Cliodhna' is named for her.
~ Dubh Lacha ~
~ ~ was an early Irish goddess of the sea. Some
say
her name eventual became the name that 'Dublin'
came
from.
~ LeFay ~
~ ~ She was the goddess of the Isle of Avalon.
She
was a well known healer. Water that was blessed
by
her was said to cure any sickness.
~ Liban ~
~ ~ She was a faery queen. Her name means
'beautiful
woman' She guarded Ireland's sacred wells.She was
able to shape shift into a salmon, a symbol of
wisdom. Her faithful faery dog would change into
an
otter, and they would swim the sea together.
Aphrodite,the goddess of love, was also honored
as
'Queen of the Sea'
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Photo Credits:
'The Mermaid' and 'The Waterbaby' "The Nymphs'
'The Siren' painted by John Waterhouse
'Kewpies' postcard by Rose O'Neill
Statue of babe on fish from Toscano catalog
Picture of 2 mermaids by Stephen Mackey
Sea baby etch from 'The Waterbabies' written by
Charles Kingsley,drawing by Jessie Wilcox Smith