Showing posts with label Rosary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rosary. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Friday, February 10, 2012
The Art of Product Placement
Imani Showalter of Basketball Wives LA in Regal Sovereign gunmetal fishbone earrings and necklace. Also comes in gold and a shiny black.
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Music Artist Marsha Ambrosius in Regal Sovereign hand beaded rosary.
Sunday, March 13, 2011
The Art of Religion
Although I was born into Catholicism, as an adult I chose to be a Christian. While I was in college I took a Religious Studies course and learned about all religions. I wanted to give myself a better understanding so that I could make an informed decision on what would be best for me. A college friend of mine was Muslim and invited me to a Mosque. Out of respect I was covered from head to toe. I remember the women and children were upstairs listening to the message over an intercom while the men were on the first floor. It was interesting to experience however I did not feel it was me. In my admiration for Arabic script I eventually got a tattoo that states "With God everything is possible" - Matthew 19:26.
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I grew to be the woman that I am today upon gaining my connection to God when I began to study the word and attend Baptist church. There is much respect in me for other religions and dominations as I do have somewhat of a grasp on the subject. You actually can pull commonalities from each. I like to include some of the various religions symbolisms in my designs. As you see pictured, the Like a Prayer piece is in lieu of a Rosary.
Another that I have included in my designs is the Om symbol which is a sacred syllable for Buddhism, Hinduism and Jainism.
www.regalsovereignjewelry.com
www.regalsovereign.etsy.com
www.regalsovereignjewelry.com
www.regalsovereign.etsy.com
I grew to be the woman that I am today upon gaining my connection to God when I began to study the word and attend Baptist church. There is much respect in me for other religions and dominations as I do have somewhat of a grasp on the subject. You actually can pull commonalities from each. I like to include some of the various religions symbolisms in my designs. As you see pictured, the Like a Prayer piece is in lieu of a Rosary.
Another that I have included in my designs is the Om symbol which is a sacred syllable for Buddhism, Hinduism and Jainism.
www.regalsovereignjewelry.com
www.regalsovereign.etsy.com
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