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☆the vagaries and pecadilloes of a marvelously imperfect life☆

Posted on June 16, 2020August 10, 2020 by Krishanna

Numinous

Whenever the world in which we live is turned upside down and inside out, wherever there is an open wound in our society or the world goes dark, and knowing all is unknown, the numinous veil between the world and the otherworldly thins. Wherever there is a chink in the armor of our consistencies and…

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Posted on June 1, 2020June 27, 2020 by Krishanna

Ziggy

I used lavender and Hecate oil to anoint the top of his head, the sides of his face, between his eyes, his heart area and his paws. Blessed be your mind, knowing you will be forever cherished and loved. Blessed be your soul, let your spirit be at peace. Blessed be your eyes, let them…

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Posted on November 20, 2018June 16, 2020 by Krishanna

My Mother’s Roses

I arrived for my mother's Memorial a day early. One of the few things left to do  was to prepare the roses, turned into rose petals, to include with her ashes for the funerary basket. She wanted to be creamated and set to rest in her beloved Pacific ocean.  Between my sister and the cousin…

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