Etincelles d'Êtres en devenir...

Danse danse la tandava sacrée

Fragments d'Amour, de Paix et de Lumière

Petit fagot de brindilles 

Deviendra si grand 

Qu'un jour

Il éteindra à jamais

Toute la noirceur du monde



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°°*°*°*°°° Om Nama Shivaya °°*°*°*°°°
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III

Vanitas vanitatum : omnia vanitas ...

Bee and symbolism

Wild bee hive, South of France.

  "Few creatures are as important in symbology as this insect and the life of its colonies. Virtually as soon as they were humans, they began gathering wild honey. Soon too, they discovered the possibility of beekeeping, a great step forward toward ensuring the continuation of life. 
Honey was used not only as a sweetener and in fermentation but also in making medicines ; the wax, to make candles, and later in casting metal ( the lost-wax or cire-perdue process ), and in Egypt in mummification.
In India, wild honey is plentiful, thus beekeeping did not develop there like it did in China, where it is an ancient art."

 

Bee on a coin of ancient Ephesus, 

symbol of the mother goddess

"Bee reminds us to take the honey of life and make our own lives meaningful and fertile.  In other words, bee tells us to enjoy what we do, whatever it may be.  Bee is also very much associated with the feminine, fertility, growth, and motherhood.  The queen bee is often the sole survivor when winter arrives, and she is the one to build the new hive in the spring.  The queen is the reason for most of these associations, if not all, since she is responsible for taking care of the hive."


Source : Dictionary of symbolism by Hans Biedermann.
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Petit miracle de ce printemps...

... Après plusieurs années, un premier bourgeon s'élève au centre de l'aloe vera...

Dream

« La fonction générale des rêves est d'essayer de rétablir notre équilibre psychologique à l'aide d'un matériel onirique qui, d'une façon subtile, reconstitue l'équilibre total de notre psychisme tout entier.

C'est ce que j'appelle la fonction complémentaire (ou compensatrice) des rêves dans notre constitution psychique. »

C.G. Jung, "L'homme et ses symboles"

Breaking point

Critical moment

Bottom line

Utmost limit

Once there were tears 

Now there are rivers

A rainbow day

With my rainbow child !

Same sight 11 years later...

... That of an angel.