Today's brain saver during meetings: coloring #triskele ball templates from hattifant

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#triskeleballs #coloring #coloringpage

At first this #messenger seems simple but is much more complex when the details are examined a bit more closely.

The #dragonfly is a symbol of transformation or renewal and that it is perched on the #triskele tells me that this symbolizes a transformation of spirituality.

The red #roses are well known to #symbolize love and I feel this will be a pretty #literal #interpretation here.

The couple are what intrigue me the most.

Today’s #MessengerOracle is Let Two Become One.

The #messenger depicts a #masculine being with an antler #headdress looking into the distance while a #feminine #faery holds close to his chest looking at the holder. In the background is a #triskele disc with a #dragonfly perched just near the top but not at the rim of the disc. At the bottom left is a bouquet of red #roses.

Good evening. This piece of a hare found its way to Australia. Like many others, I'm fascinated by hares. They have a longstanding place in folklore traditions and are often associated with the moon, feminine attributes, the Triple Goddess and magick and prophecy. They are also associated with fertility and rebirth.
#Folklore #folkloreart ##CelticFolklore #CelticHare #triplegoddess #triskele #Hare #Wildlife

Good morning. I thought I would share a WIP today of three hares. The trinity goes way back to the Ancient Celts and can be found in the ancient symbolism, along with many references to the Triple Goddess - the Maid, the Mother and Crone. The Celts had a strong and enduring relationship with hares, believing them to be gifted with prophecy and shapeshifting abilities.
#Folklore #folklorethursday ##CelticFolklore #MastoArt #Art #Artist #Hares #WildHares #Trinity #triskele #MaidMotherCrone

The #Celtic #Triskele is an ancient symbol which has become iconic of #Irish culture. One interpretation describes the symbol as representing the three realms: land, sea, and sky. https://aaronjhill.wordpress.com/2019/03/17/the-celtic-triskele-stpatricksday/ #StPatricksDay #Google #Doodle