Kari/Triple Goddess

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Namaste Kari,

 

Speaking of Irish, I'm 3/4 Chinese and 1/4 Irish.. so maybe we have a

little something in common.... About the "Crone" in my case, I'm far

from wise, very limp, bent and warped too :-) You are most kind,

sister.

 

Earth-Shaker! You've said it all for me and put it all very well

too. That's exactly what I see during humble 'meditations' and

reflections.

 

Re: syzegy" and "syzigy?" - truly I haven't the faintest idea. Is it

really the name of a Californian newsletter about Earthquake

Predictions?

 

Sincerely, eventually I would be changing the stoopid name when I

switch genres. It seems to be associated with "predictions" of man-

made and/or natural disasters in my personal experience too.

 

Much love and bountiful blessings,

Sy

 

"karisprowl" <karisprowl@e...> wrote:

> >

> Yeah, but it's the RIGHT three ladies. Right, gentlemen? <smile>.

>

> > be "Maiden, Mother & Crone" as they say in [Western] Paganism :-)

> >

> AHA! Couldna put it better, myself! In fact, I didn't. <g>

>

> Yes, the triple-Goddess. AND, you are also speaking of my Irish

> religious background, m'dear. <g>

>

> > > > MahaVidyas.. For example: the 10th is "Zenith" = Dark Moon

Kali.> > Syzenith was intended as "Syz (slang for sister) Enith".

Somehow it got muddled into Syzenith, the crone (oh dear!).

>

> But, the Crone is the wisest and most powerfully magickal, in the

> Western female trinity. And, Dark Moon Kali is, literally, an

> Earth-Shaker.

>

> Q. Where does Kali Ma sit?

>

> A. A-ny-where-she-wants <g>

>

> MUCH love, and gladta havya! K.

>

>

> Doesn't the word "syzegy" also mean something? Or, is it "syzigy?"

Or,

> It's the name of a newletter about earthquake pediction (ALWAYS of

> interest to we So. Californians) ;-)

> >

> > Om Namah Shivaya

> > Sy