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Fish Goddess?
Date: 2019-11-04 05:32 am (UTC)My husband, who does not practice magic, had an interesting magical dream recently. He was travelling by many different means in the dream and at the end was walking along a highway when two young women approached him and asked him to have a drink with them. One of the young women was human and the other human shaped but with the eyes and features of a fish. He said she was beautiful but not sexy. He shirt and trousers appeared to be made of nets. She offered him a glass of wine and a long cracker. Sensing this was a communion ritual, he demurred and woke himself up.
I had a look on the internet for a Goddess of this description. I didn't find anything. Does anyone here know who she might be?
Thanks, Maxine
Re: Fish Goddess?
Date: 2019-11-04 05:45 am (UTC)Re: Fish Goddess?
Date: 2019-11-04 03:26 pm (UTC)Surprising to me is that Sri Rohit Arya says Patanjali was also a re-incarnated Typhonic being as were his two assistants.
Side note: Patanjali's name translates as 'fallen into the open hand' because his mother prayed with open hands for a son and that son ended up being Patanjali. In their (Patanjali and his assistants) prior Typhonic incarnation they were human looking in every way except for being (and I quote) "tiger-eyed and tiger-pawed".
Having said that - just as not all humans are good-willed or can be deceitful - not all supposedly-spiritual-beings are as they appear so doing things like JMG teaches (or other teachers) for protection (ex: Sphere of Protection and Banishings) is always a good thing to do.
p.s. It's my belief - because of Sri Rohit Arya's talk about how far along Typhonic Beings Spiritual-Plane-wise are that they belong to Dion Fortune's second category - Lords of Form. Sri Rohit's talk makes it very clear that Typhonic Beings are clearly beyond our Material Plane.
Re: Fish Goddess?
Date: 2019-11-05 04:50 am (UTC)I don't recall mention of Typhonic beings in his (interesting[*]) series on Devas.
Did I overlook something in this series, or is there a specific video on just this class of being?
[*] as in, the technology of deliberate deva creation has Unfortunate Implications if it gets leaked the same way Western magic has...
Re: Fish Goddess?
Date: 2019-11-05 03:36 am (UTC)It's possible, though by no means certain, that one of the rising deities of this era (not sure whether they're a new pantheon or an old one I can't place, but suspect the former) has mermaid/fish associations; one character I'm keeping an eye on for backing from the divine level has those associations, and one of my old radar sites on the conspiracy fringe has been going off on mermaids/sirens for years now. So that might be what's going on. (Did the fish-goddess in question have blue hair? And does your husband remember the hair color of the other girl?)
Otherwise, I have no idea.
- pretentious_username
Re: Fish Goddess?
Date: 2019-11-05 05:10 am (UTC)I asked my husband and he can't say what colour their hair was but I suspect this is the usual male lack of picking up details. I asked if either might have had odd-coloured hair such as blue or green but he couldn't say.
Maxine