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Blackthorn Goddess Bowl: "Thou Art Fair"
A delightful heavy, hand-carved bowl from richly coloured blackthorn wood.
This piece has a lovely texture and feel in the hands.
Size: 5" x 5" x 3" (13cm x 13cm x 7.5cm)
Excellent for working with as an offering dish, for meditation, for working with the Tree Spirit and for magical workings.
Blackthorn is a tree associated with the Earth Goddess, with Springtime and vital life-force.
The designs on this bowl both activate the qualities and attention of the Blackthorn Tree Spirit and the qualities of positive change and revitalising force.
All texts come from "The Song of Songs".
The Welsh texts are:
WELE DI YN DEG. ('well-leh-dee-un-day-g')
FY ANWYLYD. ('vuh-an-ool-id')
Behind! Thou art Fair, my beloved!
WELE DI YN DEG. ('well-leh-dee-un-day-g')
Behold, thou art fair!
YN DEG FEL LLEUAD ('un-deg-vel-clay-ad')
YN BUR FEL YR HAUL. ('un-beer-vel-ur-hail')
Which can be translated into English as:
"Fair as the Moon,
Clear as the Sun".
The origin of The Song of Solomon Song of Songs seems to be a collection of early praise poems or love poems from before the monotheistic phase of Hebrew religion. They are probably one of the most poetic parts of The Bible, and have been brought into dogmatic line by changing references to other gods and goddesses and making it an allegory of the soul's yearning for God or the relationship of Church and God. Certainly the most overtly erotic part of the holy book. A female aspect to
Designed by Simon Hughes Lilly
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