Mori: Timeless Treasures
for loved ones, remembering our mortality & those dying
By: Lucretia Borgia |
Perhaps you do not believe in life after death, and instead look upon it merely as a belief that through our own ‘magickal’ energies we create a thought-form from the memory of our loved ones, or those who have passed- a type of imprint or a figment of the imagination because the mind is a powerful tool and the way it functions through fear, desire, hatred, or love can leave residues in the atmosphere around them, therefore creating ‘a manifested energy’ or ‘spirit’. Your belief may be that what continues is not the person’s soul, but their memory, their energies or the energies of their emotions- residual energy. This beliefs reach out further with the idealism that through the fear of death, and that our hearts cannot handle the loss of a loved one past or fear of Death itself that we, in our minds and through the force of pure will power create these apparitions not only out of fear of loss or what lies beyond but also through desire or will by Occultic or Esoteric natures? Food for thought is it not?
By: Lucretia Borgia |
Let us elaborate, dive deep into the vaults of possibility- for example, a person passes away in a house. Their ‘spirit’ will not haunt the house, it will instead return to its ancestral land of birth, to the earth, to the land beneath the house, to the forest, local fauna. However the energy may remain there, to put it in simplistic terms that if the person was malicious during life, no doubt it would leave that same energy there which may leave a ‘feeling’ of malevolence. If the person within the house died of a traumatic experience such as murder, of course the energies remaining will be ‘heavy’, ‘stifling’ and ‘overbearing’ and in some cases outright ‘violent’.
Jung is the perfect example of the ‘collective unconsciouses and his theories are based around this belief.
Jung is the perfect example of the ‘collective unconsciouses and his theories are based around this belief.
By: Lucretia Borgia |
Releasing balloons into the air, offering white roses to the sea or holding a personal ritual dedicated to your loved one in the comfort of your own privacy instead of attending sad funerals, looking upon a coffin whilst draped in black- does not make you morbid, in fact it grants you the power to remember your loved one as they were: beautiful, vibrant, alive and healthy- laughing, smiling; enjoying their life.
Of course tears will flow; salt cleanses and heals all wounds. Remember your loved ones as they were, but also honour them in Death.
Of course tears will flow; salt cleanses and heals all wounds. Remember your loved ones as they were, but also honour them in Death.
By: Lucretia Borgia |
The perfect symbology of Death and bereavement is the colour black but it may also be white, red symbolizes the life-force of the blood within our veins; the essence of our force. Roses being the ultimate flower of expression, emotion and which offers healing; white roses signify the Light, a love stronger than Death. Black roses are symbolic of Death but also rejuvenation which foreshadows Death within a positive aspect and not the negative which many sources like to inform. Skulls symbolize Death but also Rebirth, while reminding us of our mortality. Skulls represent the honouring of humanity and the embodiment of consciousness and ‘Life’.
Silver signifying ‘sleep’, ‘winter’ and the thin veils which separate our lives from that of Death, like moonlight through the darkness. It also embodies calmness, reverence, mourning, peace, purity and rebirth. Amber offers clarity of the heart and soul whilst surrounding the wearer in loving energies, the warm honeyed glow of the sun. Onyx and Black Jet aid in Transitions and Death, assisting with the process of those dying and helping others to let them go peacefully without the stress of watching their loved ones grieve which put more added emotion into what should be a serene passing, from one essence to that of another. Dying loved ones do not wish to see lament while they pass, it brings bruises on their own energies which are left behind because like us in life, they want to console us in their death. It is quite unfair of us to hang onto them, leaving them caught betwixt two worlds or states of consciousness. Mother of Pearl being a charm of ‘Light’, bringing the gentle healing of the sea (tears/salt water), It also calms and soothes feelings of fear, sorrow by shining its light on positive reminiscence, like the moonlight casting its soothing light over the shadows of darkness.
By: Lucretia Borgia |
Each piece uniquely capturing the very substance and essence of Life as well as the essence of Death while providing the wearer with its power of hope and faith, an easy transition from this life and into whatever waits beyond or to the mourner a sense of amity and reconciliation with Life and Death. Death is not our enemy, fear is and sorrow its paramount to forget happiness therefore not living life to its full potential. These timeless pieces remind us that life is meant to be lived, to be enjoyed by all the fruits which are offered to us upon our platters, to remember time, as fleeting but never stagnant. Our eyes open to the beauty of all that is around us, even the experiences that seem more negative than positive; they are lessons in life and life is short. Perfect also for 'Day of the Dead', 'Samhain', 'ShadowFest' or Celebrations which revere Death.
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