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I recently "got in touch with" an elven priestess by the name of Ostariel. Long red hair that is wavy, and I believe she is associated with Emeralds. 

She was/is the one whom I saw in my dream dressed as an ocean priestess (she had on an aqua covering, but also wore a golden triple moon ring with a rough cut Emerald in the center moon).

Does anyone know more on Emeralds and Elves? ...and perhaps her?

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The only image I could find that somewhat resembles her...

I am going to try to ask her more...and see what this is all about.  In that initial dream she summoned for me (the Sea) and so, now we are together... I know that my other female companion also showed me an underground Emerald cave...and she is also earth elemental (Pixie/Elf).  I found that pixies have connections with underground caves...with water so to speak, from what I can recall.  Just...nothing is coming together yet...so need to find out more on the Emerald.

Well...I think that it might be due to who and what I am (at least in my own subjective world)...and not that I am creating delusions of grandeur to make up for some lack...it is just that my own personal rabbit hole has lead me down this path. I work as a gridworker in helping to restore the original divine blueprint of the Earth.  Things are at the point where I am finding out some of how my female companion found out about me (she notice me in the 5th dimension and I did not see her...) and the priestess I am just starting to find out more on because the initial dream happened awhile ago and I thought no more of it.

Sure :)

I have a few posts in my blog on it and a number of responses in T. E.'s gridworker blog post about it.

I am slowly starting to find out more of the story on the Emerald.

Here is where I posted a lot of info. in T. E.'s blog on what I had...

http://elvenworld.ning.com/profiles/blogs/what-is-a-grid-worker-you...

Yep. :)

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