"We call them black 'shags' over here,but they are a Cormorant still..
https://www.visitzealandia.com/About/Wildlife/Birds/Black-Shag"
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The offering of vegies is from my folks and my garden. Sadly something got to the tomatoes, so only one made it. Damn Raccoons!
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Comment by Derek Moore on September 25, 2018 at 4:10pm
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Yes they are equal. The cauldron is for my special herbal incense blend I make for holidays. What may be throwing peoples off is that the antler spheres are different sizes. Also I took the pic at an angle. So that may be playing tricks on the eyes.
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Comment by Morell Sunweaver on September 24, 2018 at 2:13pm
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If they are the same, then they are not equal armed, when you take good look at the left one.
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Comment by Arethinn aTinderel on September 24, 2018 at 12:33pm
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Are they equal-armed crosses? I can't quite tell. Those can be symbols of the Earth, or of a crossroads. The circle behind the point of intersection in a "Celtic cross" changes the energy of it too. I'm more wrinkling my nose at the iron cauldron than the crosses, heh.
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I'm into dragons too. Strong and amazing beings. :-)
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I admit that the first thing I feel when I feel when I see a cross of a dread "Yeesh". Only because of what the cross symbol has been turned into. But that's just because my detest for all things of that faith. But until I find a pair of nice dragon candleholders that I can connect with, these will do. I have had them long enough that "yeesh" feeling does not bother me.
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I don't know. It just doesn't feel good to me. I look at the cross in my web browser often and it is symbol of STOP, telling not to go this way. Feels to me to be the most core meaning ot this symbol, as that is what it symbolises when you cross two sticks and put them on the road.
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The generalized image of two lines crossing each other has been used LONG before the Christian cult forced its way into the world. You can find it in pottery, textiles, wall painting, and gods know what else since mankind was able to place two sticks on top of each others. Apart of pagan cultures around the world for centuries, meaning different things or nothing at all. But everyone is free to view crosses as they see fit.
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rom what I know, crosses have nothing in common with dragons. I would say that they are actualy in opposition to dragons.
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I learn to look pass the Christian symbolism.
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Yeah I am not into crosses but I love hem just for the dragon motif.
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