Aye Eye...

Interesting indeed.... I don't think I've ever encountered this particular symbological style. Then again I often find my artistic palette rather lacking.

There is a 'quarter artist' at Market. His skill is incredible. Truly.

I asked if they had said, and he had it for me the next Saturday. Even delivered it, and gave me the chain for free.

To me, The 'Eye' is a representative of the Vesica Piscis.

Lol

Notice she has a man within her which makes it the rebis

Rofl, yeah I remember when I heard that in the show. Too funny.

He's got alot of symbolic paintings.

Here's the clown fish rock, all natural coloring

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I see it now. It is very faint on my monitor.

What do you think the block around her head means?


It was my first exposure to the show. :)

That reminds me I have a coin necklace that has the eye on one side and the ankh on the other. Oh, charon

Ocellaris Clownfish are very peaceful.


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Looks like the Peacock Angel a bit to me.

The Yazidi consider Tawûsê Melek an emanation of God and a good, benevolent angel who has redeemed himself from his fall and has become a demiurge who created the cosmos from the Cosmic egg. After he repented, he wept for 7,000 years, his tears filling seven jars, which then quenched the fires of hell.

Yazidis believe Tawûsê Melek is not a source of evil or wickedness. They consider him to be the leader of the archangels, not a still fallen or still disgraced angel, but a forgiven one and an emanation of God himself. They also hold that the source of evil is in the heart and spirit of humans themselves, not in Tawûsê Melek.

Yazidis believe that good and evil both exist in the mind and spirit of human beings. It depends on the humans, themselves, as to which they choose. In this process, their devotion to Tawûsê Melek is essential, since it was he who was given the same choice between good and evil by God, and chose the good.
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You think they get jealous perhaps?


In Hawaii many years ago I saw heads of corals with innumerable domino damsel fish and other 'Dascyllus' of every possible size.

Why they also harken towards anemones is forever beyond me. To me it suggests a cop out of their social behaviour.

Sort of an interesting concept to me. IE were all clown fish once Dascyllus that felt too pressured to fit in....?

My interpretation as of now is it is a barrier which forms around the eye of horus/ra. The barrier is the hypercube, which is a type of maze of never ending doors and passageways that starts over and over. The eye is the doorway inside. The barrier is like the egg, hibernation. Or could look at it as the seed Enki planted. When it is ready, the phoenix and man comes out. How it gets ready is the mortal mind goes into the maze and finds the way. From mortal mind to immortal mind. Quick synopsis, lol

IDK. But they're mean bastards with no mercy.
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I bought a fan worm once, and (s)he killed in 30 seconds flat. Ripped its fans off. Punk fish.
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I tried everything to get it out. I had to dismantle my entire tank. Once everything else was out, I still had to net him. Or her. Whichever. The Tomato Clown too. Same story.

The Ocellaris were like peaceful angels compared.

The 'barrier around the Eye'. That sounds like Gestalt. Then Interpretation. Then leading to Perception.

Plant a seed in the Mind. Nurture it and it will grow. Starve it, and it will die.

Belief takes practice. Not to say it's worth a damn. But does open new doors.

Depending on flexibility...

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Without shadow there is only blinding light...


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Poor fan worm, that is terrible.

lol.

That was just its first victim...of the day.

As an aquarist, don't put either in your tank. If you seek a peaceful environment that is.

Conchs are really cool. You can get them tiny and they grow slow. So are coral banded shrimps.

A lot of personality.

Yeah, idk and open to interpretation. Reason for saying barrier is because I keep seeing the same shape, the eye shape and the one that sticks out the most was an iron coffin. Same shape and had a window for viewing. From the 1800s. Was strange to have iron as a coffin. Which makes me think tomb/womb. Also, iron is known in the supernatural as a barrier or trapping.

This chick rocks and her videos are really well put together.

You have earned 5 stars for your persistence towards excellence.

And blood is rich in iron

I associate 'blood' with both iron and magnetics. Ferrous. Why blood smells like iron to my sense.

Either holds the seed. Or it does not and will flow.

Cradle to grave.

I think so too. She is quite talented.

Pursuit toward excellence...

An unending one. But I think it was probably made that way for a reason.


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For me a pursuit would imply the option for failure. Persistence implies, this option does not exist :)

But whatever sits cool in your pond, floats my model boat too :)

Have you ever stared at the fan of a fan worm?

The Hawaiian ones I have noted are constantly oscillating their colour scheme. From one side to the other, the dark/white being fairly perfectly split between the middle. And every few seconds switching sides.


For the life of me I cannot figure out why this is so nor why a trait like that may have evolved.

lol.

Failure?

Do you recall learning to walk? It happened not, without said 'learned correction'. Failure is necessary. No one 'wins' all the time.
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Well. I would have liked to, had my fish not destroyed its fans on placement in my tank.

I waited 2 months, because I had been told the fans could regrow.

They did not.

lol. Fish made short work of the fan worm.

Yeah but I might have fallen on my head learning to walk because I chose not to use the stroller lol

I am ok now, but did you see that giant rainbow butterfly that just landed on the moon bro :D

They also 'clean fish' when presented with the opportunity. Their powerful pincers, however, leave fish that approach with too much zeal a rather nasty nip.

The corollary being that they can be, in my experience, housed with triggerfish (notorious for consuming any shrimp they are housed with) and have powerful jaws.

I had a lovely velvety blue Odonus niger and a skinny pinktailed triggerfish that was such a darling and frequently appeared to be smiling when I went to feed them.


.... come to think of it, I had 'cleaner shrimp' with them as well. the coral banded shrimp were always my favourite, reigning under outcroppings as they do.

Everyone falls on their head. It is very big for our bodies and our neck strength is required to keep up.

I saw many children learn to watch. And saw their goose eggs' too.

They kept trying anyway. Until they got it.

Which they always did. Eventually.


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Experience tends to tell me persistence can be either the failure itself or the only real needed means to succeed.

The 'root' indeed.