Horse Woman pt 5

The Warrior!

The Horse woman is a powerful and formidable energy. The goddess Epona, traditionally associated with the horse, epitomizes the Horse woman's ability to surmount obstacles and free herself from restrictions. Freedom-loving, passionate, and strong, the Horse woman is a dynamic worker who is capable of attaining larger-than-life goals.

The Horse woman is full of high ideals, and often takes up on cause or another in order to release the champion within. At the same time, there is a part of her that is elusive and free-spirited-- almost unattainable. These characteristics make her a complex and fascinatig person.

 

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FAMOUS HORSE WOMEN
Helena Bonham Carter~ Halle Berry~ Tea Leoni
Rita Hayworth~ Cindy Crawford~ Cherie Blair~ Barbra Streisand
Robin Wright Penn~ Joanne Woodward~ Jacqueline Susann
Aretha Franklin~ Princess Margaret~ Ellen Barkin


HORSE WOMAN'S NUMBER 


1. You have the capacity to lead your own army-- or at least your own fan club! Dynamic and forceful, you are a true battle hors!


2. Gentle and peaceful, you require a Horse mate and a nice stable.


3. You have the gift of gab, Mrs. Ed, and are a great entertainer. You need plenty of stimulation and challenges.


4. You can be a great source of direction  to others and lead very effectively. Watch rigidity though.

5. As the actress Horse, you have the marvelous capacity to turn you dreams into realities-- but don't get lost in them.


6. Peacemaker and lover, you can be extremely altruistic for a Horse.

7. Horse with a sixth sense. You are very intuitive and need creative pursuits.


8. Tough horse lady! You can drive a bargain and stick to one. Practice moderation.


9. As a dynamic partying Horse, you need free rein and plenty of paddock to roam in!


Hope everyone has a wonderful full moon! And good luck with any rituals, spells, etc that you are doing tonight.

Blessed be!

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ASSOCIATED GODDESSES FOR THE HORSE WOMAN:

Epona: Horse goddess of the ancient Gauls, Epona represents bravery, freedom, and courage, and was taken to heart by the Romans. She is usually shown riding a horse carrying fruit or corn. Epona is believed to guide the soul on its final journey to the afterworld. The kings of Ireland were associated symbolically with the white mare (as a representation of rebirth) and it is believed this came from the cult of Epona that existed throughout Spain, Italy, and Britain.

Brigantina: A Celtic goddess of war and a patron of the arts. Often portrayed wearing a helmet and carrying a trident, Brigantina symbolizes victory, energy, and celebration. This goddess became know as Saint Brigit in Ireland, and a cult of priestesses was dedicated to her. She was a teacher of the martial arts, and her soldiers were known as "brigands."

Morrigan: A Celtic goddess who was associated with war and the battlefield, Morrigan was strongly linked to horses and could change shape into an animal at will. She was also known as the crone Macha, Great Queen of the Phantoms.

Lady Godiva: This title is translated as "Lady Goddess." Goda is the Nordic term for Freya, while diva is the Indo-European word for "goddess." Lady Godiva was said to ride around naked on horseback to symbolize rebirth and fertility.


POSITIVE TRAITS

• Dynamic
• Vivacious
• Risk-taker
• Quick
• Energetic
• Headstrong
• Gutsy
• Decisive
• Bold
• Idealistic
• Passionate
• Vital
• Initiator
• Honest
• Active
• Leader
• Autonomous
• Independant
• Versatile
• Unbridled 

NEGATIVE TRAITS

• Materialistic
• Noncommittal
• Impulsive
• Flighty
• Impatient
• Naive
• Bossy
• Aloof
• Overpowering
• Isolated
• Demanding
• Scattered
• Domineering
• Gambler
• Nonreflective
• Selfish
• Inconsiderate
• Superficial
• Indifferent

I hope you guys are enjoying it! Remember if you know your Chinese Zodiac sign and want this information on it let me know! Also still have lots of stuff for sale!

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CHARMS AND SYMBOLS

Tarot card: Strength, which represents the taming of the inner beast.
Moon Phase: Waxing to full.
Celestial bdies: Sun
Herbs and plants: Marigold, pineapple, peony.
Colors: Gold, yellow, earth tones.
Crystals and gemstones: Amber, citrine, quartz.
Incense: Witch hazel, sandalwood, frankincense
Lucky day: Sunday
Lucky numbers: 1, 10
Ritual colors: Yellows, oranges
Ritual robes: Free-flowing garments, cottons
Magickal symbols: Horses, horseshoes, unicorns
Goddesses: The leaders, maiden warriors
Theme song: "Born to run" by Bruce Springsteen,