Welcoming in the Year of the Snake
WILLIAM HUNDLEY
In Chinese Astrology, the snake represents a deep, sensual philosopher…one who is graceful, mystical and dark all at the same time. 2013 will bring in the year of the water snake, signifying that you should save you pennies to fuel your greatest vision, mind your own business, meditate, be a bit weird, and indulge fully in your true hearts desire.
Be inspired by the deeply auspicious Snake who is willing to sacrifice all his possessions . . . who is capable of shedding the past – all burdens – in one full swoop, as it does with its skin.
The Snake is the most intuitive, intelligent, refined, and wise of all archetypes. Sharp, aware, cunning, yet capable of vanity and viciousness: be wary of the weaknesses that come with this energy…a proclivity towards materialism could be the snake’s only downfall . . .Avoid hectic schedules and noisy atmospheres without forfeiting a taste for culture and elegance. Take excessive doses of calm and quiet, else, you will suffer during this time.
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Anonymous
My Self Symbol in October 1981, when a powerful River Of Light was coursing through my mind, was that of two serpents, or Eternity Twiced.
Anonymous
Am I the only one to consider that the picture of a girl (being attacked or something?) is totally needless and nasty?
survivor5533@ya...
It represents the united state crying in pain as the empire crumbles.
Anonymous
I don't think she's being attacked. She looks more like a performance artist or protestor; hence the body paint.
Anonymous
And yet, given the seeming lack of context, what is she meant to be saying or protesting against?
Anonymous
you guess it. open end metaphore. i liked it
Anonymous
Open-ended metaphor or what, is not the image plain nasty?
jungle
come on!!! she is painted in blue and red! its the American flag...and shes screaming... its powerful
Anonymous
OK, while on a certain level it can be seen as a powerful image, might it not have been more powerful in the form of a painting?
Anonymous
P.S: What about 'The Scream - USA'?
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