Just a month old she was finally laid to rest last Sunday morning of March 5, 2017. And like her name the weather started to get gloomy & raining for days till now as if the Heavens are crying for her untimely demise & I was full of emotions I just wanted to burst into flames and it seems the cosmos cooperate with my feelings as the Earth shoke with its epicenter at Surigao del Norte that is measured at 5.7 magnitude, an aftershock of about desame pressure outbursts from the fiery furnace underground a couple of weeks ago that is felt in my city also the day my beloved kitten was buried.😿
Water is the 3rd of 4 and her other siblings named after the 4 precious elements of ancient times namely Earth🌐, Air🎑 & Fire♨.
Now that one important element is missing into the order my life (my cosmos) it is necessary for me to restore balance & so I am looking for the new protector of the 'Jewel Of Water' or in tagalog 'Hiyas Ng Tubig'.💎💦
Who will it be?
Who will take her place as the new protector of the 'Jewel Of Water'?
T opaz is the traditional birthstone for November & it is one of the most popular gem varieties. Although topaz comes in all the colors of the rainbow from one of my personal favorite the very affordable blue topaz which is considered a semi-precious stone to the very rare imperial topaz varieties considered as precious stones that comes in many different shades of colors except blue & topaz are durable enough to be worn on rings with a hardness of 8 on the Mohs Scale of Hardness. However only a yellow to golden yellow to orange varieties are known as the true birthstone for November. The jewelty industry recently added semi-precious stone Citrine as part of the November birthstone but it has no magical powers to November babies. Topaz comes in many different parts of the world but the finest imperial topaz tends to be exclusively found in fewer places like Russia & Brazil. Alot people confused topaz with citrine and they do have an uncanny similarity e
Am I Materialistic? That's a wonderful question ladies & gentlemen! Despite my recent aquisition of this extremely rare vivid orange diamond from Leibish & Co. I don't think I am materialistic because materialistic people only care the most about expensive things and buying them for the sake of their image. Like people who buys a overpriced luxury leather goods or branded items like Havaiinas rubber flip flops over regular rubber flip flops or iPhones versus regular smartphones which work pretty much desame and you still can't fuck both, or people who only takes care of imported expensive breed of dogs or cats and totally avoid regular ordinary pets or those who only wear branded clothes and underwear like Victoria's Secret lingeries which people would never see anyway. These idiots are the real materialistic because they are concerned of their image! They buy unecessary things or spend their money to feed their bruised & fake egos and then show them
Last June I blogged about the lost ancient goldsmithing technique of ancient filipinos that no modern jewelers could replicate that are being displayed at The Bangko Sentral Ng Pilipinas Museum and Ayala Museum in Makati. Today there is a revival of that lost jewelry making technique but no matter how hard modern jewelers tried to replicate the old ways of jewelry making they cannot copy an exact replica coz they've been missing something that we no longer have in modern times and I have this feeling that the ancient filipino goldsmiths are using ancient alien technology to make elaborate jewelries. The granulation technique of the ancient filipino jewelries is the best in the history of mankind! Even better than the Etruscans. The tiny well rounded symmetrical granules must have been made by some laser and anti gravity thingy of some sort of lost ancient alien technology. The fact that the ancient designs could not be totally copied by even he best of modern
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