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Why Eggs for Easter?
The habit of eating Eggs at Easter has to do with celebrating the Fertility of the animated Nature. In the great Finnish epos of Kalevala …
Ice Age – Naked Water Sprite
In Swedish folklore Nature was animated by spirits. / They were not hostile, but could be tricky and / dangerous… You needed to be ca…
At The Heart Of Matter
I had worked on an image called Veiled Nudity and was inspired by this thought …
In The Sign Of Taurus
The Cow-horned Egyptian goddess Hathor was revered as the ancient Queen of Heaven. She was the patron of dancers, the generator of light an…
Helua – Goddess of Day and Night
The Day of Gaia
It´s THE HISTORY OF WOMEN traced through our mitochondrial DNA…
Are You Afraid of Friday 13 ?
We have to take extra care on “FRIDAY 13” in my country. I don´t know how widespread the scare is of this date. As soon as an a…
“Midsummer´s Eve”
Tomorrow is the Summer Solstice and it´s a time of celebration in Sweden. / Traditionally the festivities start on the evening before. We c…
After the Storm
Last night we had fierce winds over here. Gails coming from across the North Sea of up to 25 m/s shook the trees and swept away what they c…
IN MEMORY OF A SON
I have soared to the Sky as a Heron
The Magic of Toads
The tadpoles are aquatic and have gills for breathing in water. They pass through several stages of development, gradually assuming the adu…
