Unveiling the secrets of the 150 million magical birds

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In a hidden corner of the world, there exists a mystical paradise inhabited by 150 million magical birds. These enchanting creatures possess a mesmerizing beauty, their plumage shimmering with an ethereal glow. Their feathers come in a multitude of vibrant colors, ranging from the deepest hues of sapphire and emerald to the softest pastels of rose and lavender. Each bird is unique, displaying intricate patterns and designs that seem too extraordinary to be real. These magical birds live in harmony with their surroundings, adding a touch of enchantment to the lush landscape they call home. Nestled within a dense forest, their vibrant feathers serve as a brilliant contrast to the rich greens of the towering trees and the delicate blossoms that bloom beneath them.


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If you are approved, then your refund will be processed, and a credit will automatically be applied to your credit card or original method of payment, within a certain amount of days. Otheos - O Holy God EHEYEH Asher EHEYEH - I Am That I Am - God used the names I AM and I AM THAT I AM when he spoke to Moses out of the burning bush and gave him the commission to lead the Israelites to the promised land.

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Nestled within a dense forest, their vibrant feathers serve as a brilliant contrast to the rich greens of the towering trees and the delicate blossoms that bloom beneath them. As the birds soar through the skies, their ethereal melodies fill the air, creating a symphony of enchantment that captivates all who hear it. Yet, the mystery and allure of these birds lies not just in their appearance, but in their inherent magic.

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Key of Solomon Sigil Talisman Pendant Holy Union Protection AmuletThis pendant aides in ones desire for holy enlightenment and union while offering protection from outside influences during any ceremonial rite.The outside ring of the talisman reads, " I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the ending, Oh Holy God I am That I am"."I am Alpha and Omega, (the beginning and the ending)"- symbolical for the macrocosm and microcosm which is an ancient Greek Neo-Platonic Gnostic view of the secret patterns of our universe in which nature, man and all life are alchemically reproduced in all levels of the cosmos, from the largest scale (macrocosm or universe-level) all the way down to the smallest scale (microcosm or sub-sub-atomic or even metaphysical-level). These facts are related to us by the great Hermes Trismegistus who had written, "As above, so below, as within, so without, as the universe, so the soul."Otheos - "O Holy God"EHEYEH Asher EHEYEH - "I Am That I Am"- God used the names "I AM" and "I AM THAT I AM" when he spoke to Moses out of the burning bush and gave him the commission to lead the Israelites to the promised land. Ehyeh Asher Ehyeh (I AM THAT I AM) is more than a sacred name. It is an empowerment. It is a scientific formula. When you recite that name with faith and love, God releases his energy as a stupendous waterfall of light to heal mind, heart and soul. "I AM THAT I AM" means simply but profoundly "as above, so below." God is affirming, "I am here below that which I AM above." When you say, "I AM THAT I AM," you are affirming that God is where you are. In effect, you are saying: "As God is in heaven, so God is on earth within me. Right where I stand, God is. I am that 'I AM.'"Inside the talisman:Tetragramatron- Tetragrammaton which represents the initials Y.H.V.H the sacred name of God of the Abrahamic religions which was also inscribed on the cross above Christ in his crucifixion.AGLA- is a notariqon (kabbalistic acronym) of the biblical phrase "Ateh Gibor Le-olam Adonai," "The Lord is mighty forever." AGLA was considered a name of God by magicians of the middle ages and appeared in magical formulas for everything from protection to flying. By Renaissance times, the formula was a common inscription for amulets and talismans. AGLA is used in its short form in a number of apotropaic circle-making formulas. The Golden Dawn used it as the "God Name" of the North quarter in the "lesser banishing ritual," representing Earth, and in the GRP to represent the passive elements of water and Earth. Agla also appears in Masonic lore, and some Masonic scholars have suggested that AGLA was a substitution for the "Word which was lost," a primordial name of God or magical incantation which may represent the tetragrammaton.Flame in cup-- is Adar (Sacred Fire) Eternal Flame. The Adar is the sacred fire of the Zoroastrians (Parsis). The fire symbolizes purity, the essence of life, and the presence of God.Astrological Symbols---Mars, Mercury, Saturn, Jupiter, Moon, VenusThe Center Triangle and Circle with Hexagram and Five pointed star--Combination of Sigillum Dei Aemeth Seal of the truth of God which is a seal used to protect the workings from outside influences and the Hermetic Seal of Light (Quintessence) the synthesis of alchemy.The above picture illustrates approximate length of necklace in relation to the neckline. Individual neck width and size variances to give and take.Necklace comes with a thin light weight matching black chain and clam closing clasp.Chain is Made of Zinc Alloy and the Pendant is made of Resin/Plastic materials. This T alisman is light weight for comfortable everyday and all day wear. Easy to wear inside any shirt if you want to be discrete.The total necklace measures approximately 11 1/4 Inches long. The amulet itself measures approximately 1 Inch. The chain measures approximately 20 inches.Shipping and Return PolicyThis item comes with free shipping within the United States. read more

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150 million magical birds

Legend has it that each magical bird possesses a unique power, bestowed upon them by ancient forces that have watched over them for centuries. Some possess the ability to heal the wounded and sick with a touch of their feathers, while others can bring forth good fortune and prosperity to those they encounter. These magical birds have long been revered by the local inhabitants, who believe that they hold the key to unlocking greater understanding and enlightenment. They are seen as messengers between the mortal world and the realm of the divine, carrying prayers and wishes to the heavens above. It is said that those fortunate enough to witness these birds in flight are granted a glimpse into a world where dreams and reality seamlessly blend. However, the magical birds are not without their vulnerabilities. Despite their mystical powers, they are also delicate and fragile creatures, easily affected by the changing tides of nature. The lush paradise they call home, which once provided an idyllic haven, now faces the threat of deforestation and environmental degradation. As the human footprint grows heavier, these enchanting animals find themselves in danger of losing their homes and their magic. Therefore, it is of utmost importance that we raise awareness about the plight of these wondrous creatures. Their existence is a testament to the immense beauty and magic that resides in the natural world, and it is our responsibility to protect and preserve it. Through education and sustainable practices, we can ensure that the 150 million magical birds continue to bless our world with their presence for generations to come. Let us embrace the wonder and enchantment of these mystical creatures, and work together to create a future where their magic remains an eternal part of our world..

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