Good morning Sunhines! Isn't this a wonderful thing to wake up to. It's sitting pretty in my Aunt's garden.
posted by Hippie girl @ 6:01 AM
Wednesday, June 29, 2005
Good morning Sunhines! Isn't this a wonderful thing to wake up to. It's sitting pretty in my Aunt's garden.
4 Comments:
At 8:30 AM,
MomThatsNuts said…
BEAUTIFUL.....
mom
At 10:06 AM,
sandegaye said…
In Native-American lore, the sunflower represents my dad (deceased since '83), so thank you for that nice hello from him!
At 10:27 AM,
sandegaye said…
Hippigirl, you asked about the meaning of 'snake' as native-american medicine.. here's some of it;
It represents Rebirth, Resurrection, Initiation, & Wisdom.
It's a prominent symbol in art & lore. To Indians, it meant healing & transformation (as when the snake sheds its skin). Even Medical Drs cadeusus bears 2 snakes intertwined (as in Moses day), which represent healing arts.
Also symbolizes the sexual/creative life force in humans. (kundlini spirit rising up the spine)
Chinese astrology calls the snake 'compassionate, clairvoyant, & charming'
The snake is a guardian of sacred spaces. When a snake comes into your life, you can look for a rebirth into new powers of creativity & wisdom.
Does that help?
At 8:23 PM,
Avery's mom said…
I was born year of the snake...
awsome sunflower. He's got a heavy head on a bright sunny day
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