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Jennifer

If we have a Mother and Father here on Earth, wouldnt it make sense that we have a Heavenly Mother a

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Love Art in all its forms and want to get back into painting. I love Egypt and India. I love candles and incense. Use them just about everyday. I like to study religions around the world. I would like to learn how to sew and make some simple deisgns of clothes.

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First and Foremost: I believe in a Mother God. A Co-creator along with Father God and I cant wait until the day comes that I am seeing Her face to face on The Other Side.Okay, now the mortals, lol.:Jesus, Sylvia Browne, Chris Dufresne ( her son ), Edgar Allan Poe, Vincent Van Gogh, Leonardo DaVinci, and My Grandma Clemmie that passed away just before I was born. As you see ~ there are many that I cant wait to see on The Other Side, lol.

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Too many to name, but at this time I am into Natalie Merchant, Dido, and Michael Buble. Instruments I Love: Drums, Bass, and Sitar.Celtic Goddess of Fire Brigid, the Celtic goddess of fire (the forge and the hearth), poetry, healing, childbirth, and unity, is celebrated in many European countries. She is known by many names, including that of Saint Brigid who is, perhaps, the most powerful religious figure in Irish history.Here we will relate the myths of the goddess Brigid. The legends of Saint Brigid are equally compelling, and you can use the link above to read them. Brigid's role as an ancient Triple Goddess and the issue of whether or not Saint Brigid was actually a mortal women can be found in Brigid : Goddess or Saint?Born at the exact moment of daybreak, Brigid rose into the sky with the sun, rays of fire beaming from her head. She was the daughter of Dagda, the great 'father-god' of Ireland.In Druid mythology, the infant goddess was fed with milk from a sacred cow from the Otherworld. Brigid owned an apple orchard in the Otherworld and her bees would bring their magical nectar back to earth.It is said that wherever she walked, small flowers and shamrocks would appear. As a sun goddess her gifts are light (knowledge), inspiration, and the vital and healing energy of the sun.Brigid became the wife of Bres, an Irish king. Together they produced three sons, each of them became a famous warrior. Brigid and her husband came from two warring tribes and hoped their marriage would end the enmity between their kin.Unfortunately, it did not. But, as it turns out, the battlefield death of their son Ruadan assured Brigid's role as a goddess of peace and unity.A major battle between the two families was about to begin.Brigid's eldest son, using the knowledge of metalsmithing that he had learned from his mother, struck the first blow, killing the smith of the opposing army. But as the warrior fell to the ground, he managed one last blow before he died and Ruandan was also killed.Brigid's grief was enormous--for the continual hatred between the two sides of her family and for the death of her son. Her lamentations were so loud they were heard throughout Ireland and so heart-rending that both sides left the battle and forged a peace. The goddess Brigid is said to have originated the practice of "keening".She is also credited with the invention of whistling, which she used to summon her friends to her side.Eventually the love and respect for the goddess Brigid brought unity to the Celts who were spread throughout Europe. Regardless of their differences, they all agreed upon her goodness and compassion.One of the most popular tales of the goddess Brigid involved two lepers who appeared at her sacred well at Kildare and asked to be healed. She told them that they were to bathe each other until the skin healed.After the first one was healed, he felt only revulsion for the other and would not touch him to bathe him. Angered, Brigid caused his leprosy to return. Then she gently placed her mantle (cloak) around the other leper who was immediately healed.Ireland is full of springs and wells named after the goddess Brigid. Symbolically, water is seen as a portal to the Otherworld and as a source of wisdom and healing.There is a saying that Brigid rewards any offering to her, so offerings of coins were often tossed into her wells...the forerunner of the modern custom of throwing a penny into a fountain while you make a wish.At her most famous shrine Brigid taught humans how to gather and use herbs for their healing properties, how to care for their livestock, and how to forge iron into tools. As a goddess of childbirth and protector of all children, she is the patroness of midwifery.This shrine, near Kildare, was located near an ancient Oak that was considered to be sacred by the Druids, so sacred in fact that no one was allowed to bring a weapon there.The shrine is believed to have been an ancient college of priestesses who were committed to thirty years of service, after which they were free to leave and marry.During their first ten years they received training, the next ten were spent tending the sacred wells, groves and hills of the goddess Brigid, and the last decade was spent in teaching others.Nineteen priestesses were assigned to tend the perpetual flame of the sacred fire of Brigid. Each was assigned to keep the flames alive for one day. On the twentieth day, the goddess Brigid herself kept the fire burning brightly.The goddess Brigid was also revered as the Irish goddess of poetry and song. Known for her hospitality to poets, musicians, and scholars, she is known as the Irish muse of poetry.The Christian monastery eventually built upon the site of her sacred shrine continued this tradition and became known as a great European center of learning and culture. Indeed, it was instrumental in preserving much ancient learning and literature during the Dark Ages.The Feast Day of Brigid, known as Imbolc, is celebrated at the start of February, midway through the winter. Like the goddess herself, it is meant to give us hope, to remind us that spring is on its way.The lessons of this complex and widely beloved goddess are many.The Celtic goddess Brigid lends us her creativity and inspiration, but also reminds us to keep our traditions alive and whole. These are gifts that can sustain us through any circumstance.Her fire is the spark of life.

Movies:

Favorites: Gone with the Wind, The Mummy Movies, V for Vendetta, Fight Club, Bruce Almighty, Interview with the Vampire and Queen of the Damned.

Television:

CSI is about it!Dedication to my new friend

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Books:

Sylvia Browne's and Chris Dufresne's of course. I am really getting into the Vampire books out there. Loved the Vampire Chronicles by Anne Rice!! Favorite is The Burning Times by Jeanne Kalogridis. Love Edgar Allan Poe--have his complete works.

Heroes:

My husband Andy is my number one hero. Without his influence in my life, there are times that I have doubted I would be alive. He is my best friend and my biggest supporter. I love you with all my heart and soul. I know you are meant for me. I am yours always ~ in this life and the next. Our Veterans and Police Officers are another hero of mine. Especially the ones that may not agree with everything that goes on but still want to make their country safe and proud. Anyone who stands up for their belief system, no matter how controversial. Not to be "in your face" but that dont back down when they are confronted!!
TELL ME ABOUT YOURSELF - The Survey
Name: Jennifer
Birthday: February 10th
Birthplace: SC
Current Location: Anderson, SC
Eye Color: Brown
Hair Color: Brown
Height: 5' 7"
Right Handed or Left Handed: Right
Your Heritage: Scot~Irish
The Shoes You Wore Today: White Sneakers
Your Weakness: Books
Your Fears: Heights and Clowns
Your Perfect Pizza: Veggie
Goal You Would Like To Achieve This Year: 2007 ~ Learn to sew on a machine!
Your Most Overused Phrase On an instant messenger: lol
Thoughts First Waking Up: What time is it?
Your Best Physical Feature: Lips
Your Bedtime: Usually 3am
Your Most Missed Memory: Family Vacations
Pepsi or Coke: Pepsi
MacDonalds or Burger King: Hardee's
Single or Group Dates: When I was Single ~ Either
Lipton Ice Tea or Nestea: No Matter
Chocolate or Vanilla: Chocolate
Cappuccino or Coffee: Cappuccino
Do you Smoke: No
Do you Swear: Some
Do you Sing: Yes ~ and many ask me to stop, lol!
Do you Shower Daily: Yes
Have you Been in Love: Yes
Do you want to go to College: Maybe
Do you want to get Married: Already am!
Do you belive in yourself: Yes
Do you get Motion Sickness: YES
Do you think you are Attractive: Somewhat
Are you a Health Freak: Freak? No
Do you get along with your Parents: Yes
Do you like Thunderstorms: Yes
Do you play an Instrument: Piano ~ Some
In the past month have you Drank Alcohol: Yes
In the past month have you Smoked: No
In the past month have you been on Drugs: No
In the past month have you gone on a Date: With Hubby
In the past month have you gone to a Mall: Yes
In the past month have you eaten a box of Oreos: No
In the past month have you eaten Sushi: Yes
In the past month have you been on Stage: No
In the past month have you been Dumped: No
In the past month have you gone Skinny Dipping: No
In the past month have you Stolen Anything: No
Ever been Drunk: Oh, Yeah
Ever been called a Tease: No
Ever been Beaten up: No
Ever Shoplifted: No
How do you want to Die: In my Sleep or Quickly
What do you want to be when you Grow Up: Might go back to Tech for my CNA
What country would you most like to Visit: Egypt, India, and Ireland ~ wouldnt mind Greece!
In a Boy/Girl..
Favourite Eye Color: Green
Favourite Hair Color: Brown ~ Maybe some highlights
Short or Long Hair: Depends
Height: same or taller than me
Weight: bigger than me, lol
Best Clothing Style: casual
Number of Drugs I have taken: 1
Number of CDs I own: 30+
Number of Piercings: 1 ~ Ears
Number of Tattoos: 0 ~ want one
Number of things in my Past I Regret: several
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My Blog

The Holly ~

Holly - The Christmas Green During the holidays, many folks love to drape their doorways and deck their halls with cheerful holly wreaths and garlands. These traditionalists may even sing wistful...
Posted by Jennifer on Wed, 13 Dec 2006 09:41:00 PST

Original Meaning of "The 12 Days of Christmas"

The History of the Christmas Carol "The Twelve Days of Christmas" During the centuries when it was a crime to be Catholic and to practice one's faith, in public or private, in Ireland and England "Th...
Posted by Jennifer on Wed, 13 Dec 2006 12:47:00 PST

Irish Christmas Traditions ~

IRISH CHRISTMAS TRADITIONS Ireland, like most countries, has a number of Christmas traditions that are all of its own. Many of these customs have their root in the time when the Gaelic culture and rel...
Posted by Jennifer on Wed, 13 Dec 2006 12:34:00 PST

The Yule Tree

Evergreen Down The AgesThe Christmas Tree A beautifully decorated evergreen tree, with colored lights ablaze inspires in many warm memories of Christmases long past. The Christmas tree has become one...
Posted by Jennifer on Tue, 12 Dec 2006 09:03:00 PST

The Yule Log ~

Yule Log - Past and Present  While most people have heard of the Yule Log, few people realize that its tradition can be traced back to the days of the pagan Norsemen, or Vikings. To celebrate...
Posted by Jennifer on Mon, 11 Dec 2006 09:33:00 PST

Yule Celebrations in Medeival Times

Yule Celebrations in Medieval Times In early Medieval times, the Yule feasts were continued, even if the occasion had changed. In the Thirteenth Century several of the most powerful chieftains in Ice...
Posted by Jennifer on Thu, 07 Dec 2006 11:51:00 PST

Origin of Yule!

Origins of Yule  A celebration of the winter solstice has been held since time immemorial in the Northern Hemisphere. Throughout the ages the festival has had many names. It is certain that a mi...
Posted by Jennifer on Wed, 06 Dec 2006 09:38:00 PST

The Pentagram ~

I found this and thought this was interesting. I had known that the pentagram was a symbol of the human star. The head and the four limbs when they are stretched out as in a famous work of Leonardo Da...
Posted by Jennifer on Sun, 03 Dec 2006 10:07:00 PST

Egyptian Zodiac ~ Mine Is Shu!

The signs of the zodiac, which allegedly reflect the effect of stars on the destinies of people born within specific date groups, were first devised by the ancient Greeks. However, hundreds of years b...
Posted by Jennifer on Thu, 30 Nov 2006 11:09:00 PST

Sooooooo Happy!!!!!!!

 This may seem trivial to some but I am so thrilled. I have been back on my Metformin for my PCOS for 2 straight months now. ( I was off of it for a while till I understood how to take it without...
Posted by Jennifer on Thu, 30 Nov 2006 05:03:00 PST