Hemera
The Empress is a beautiful Faerie Queen who sits on a poppy flower. She looks young and also quite ageless. Like she could have been in the forests for many hundreds of years already.
She is beautiful, sensuous and even sexy, but her beauty is not on display for anyone. Her beauty is very natural. It´s like the beauty of a cat who knows she is beautiful and is pleased if someone notices it. But she feels good about her looks no matter if someone admires her or not.
The Poppy is a flower of summer, celebration, joy, sleep, visions, dreams, and even death (opium is from a poppy..)
This Fae is a Goddess who handles poppy magic and who also cradles life, death and rebirth in her arms in the form of wheat. The way she looks at the wheat (and through that the life and death that it represents) is extremely gentle and loving. Her look could move mountains and make icebergs bubble!
She is pregnant, and she knows all about mothering, nurturing, growth, change and the eternal cycles of life. She reminds me of something that Oscar Wilde said: To grow is to change, and to have changed often is to have grown much. I feel that this Fae encourages us to grow, to change, to become older, to die, even..
She has an interesting bracelet. I wonder what the stone is? Hematite? Amber? Amethyst? What do you think?
The flowers in her hair and around her make me think of Forget-me-nots and, indeed, this Faerie should neither be forgotten nor neglected. Neglecting her and the Beauty and Compassion she stands for would make our lives miserable.
She is beautiful, sensuous and even sexy, but her beauty is not on display for anyone. Her beauty is very natural. It´s like the beauty of a cat who knows she is beautiful and is pleased if someone notices it. But she feels good about her looks no matter if someone admires her or not.
The Poppy is a flower of summer, celebration, joy, sleep, visions, dreams, and even death (opium is from a poppy..)
This Fae is a Goddess who handles poppy magic and who also cradles life, death and rebirth in her arms in the form of wheat. The way she looks at the wheat (and through that the life and death that it represents) is extremely gentle and loving. Her look could move mountains and make icebergs bubble!
She is pregnant, and she knows all about mothering, nurturing, growth, change and the eternal cycles of life. She reminds me of something that Oscar Wilde said: To grow is to change, and to have changed often is to have grown much. I feel that this Fae encourages us to grow, to change, to become older, to die, even..
She has an interesting bracelet. I wonder what the stone is? Hematite? Amber? Amethyst? What do you think?
The flowers in her hair and around her make me think of Forget-me-nots and, indeed, this Faerie should neither be forgotten nor neglected. Neglecting her and the Beauty and Compassion she stands for would make our lives miserable.