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The
merfolk have their own religion, or philosophy of life.
The gold ammonite below her breast, an ancient fossil, symbolizes
nature's
eternal, cyclic quality. Like each segment of the ammonite shell, each
of us is
only one cycle in the whole. If we seek only to preserve ourselves, to
stop our
own cycle from ebbing, we interrupt the flow of life and destroy
everything
else, and in the end, ourselves as well. The dolphins, on the
other hand,
seem to be the mermaid's loyal and loving subjects: but look again. She
praises
them as much as they pay respect to her. Rather than fight
against the
natural flow, dolphins go with it, living in the currents of life. So
live like
the dolphin, the merfolk say, flirt with death; flirt with life.
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HER MAJESTY
30 X 40 Acrylic
With Hawaiian
Spinner Dolphin
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