I like this one too Jen. I also love sparkles too! Unicorns are mentioned 9 times in the Bible Jen. The book of Numbers, Deuteronomy, Job, Psalms and Isaiah.
I love unicorns and have always been fascinated with them - so magical. This truly is a beautiful one that you created. I have sent an article to you that I think you will enjoy - all about the history of Unicorns. Love AP
The unicorn is a fabled animal that closely resembles a horse with a horn on its head. Figures strikingly familiar to the unicorn were found in the artwork of early Mesopotamia. It is even referred to in ancient myths of India and China. Over time, unicorns became emblems of life and joy in many different cultures. They had a certain purity, so the mere sighting of this creature was to bring good luck and good fortune. It was believed that these creatures were shy, elusive and so pure that only the chastest would be able to see them. It would shy away from the rest. Their association with purity and chastity has its roots in the Bible, as described above. Unicorns came to be known as wild and free creatures, found only in the depths of forests and jungles. Even today, they are commonly known as symbols of freedom because of their inability to be confined and captured, unless at the hands of a virgin and chaste soul if we go by Biblical interpretations. Here are some of the things that Unicorns symbolize: • Purity • Innocence • Pride • Healing • Freedom • Hope • Positivity • Joy • Intelligence • Virility
This is a very pretty unicorn Jen! Do you believe in unicorns? I wonder where the idea for unicorns came from. I suppose they could exist.
ReplyDeleteWow...I love it, I love it, I love it, Jen! It is so colorful and pretty too. Have you ever dreamt of meeting a unicorn, Jen?
ReplyDeleteI like this one too Jen. I also love sparkles too! Unicorns are mentioned 9 times in the Bible Jen. The book of Numbers, Deuteronomy, Job, Psalms and Isaiah.
ReplyDeleteI love unicorns and have always been fascinated with them - so magical. This truly is a beautiful one that you created. I have sent an article to you that I think you will enjoy - all about the history of Unicorns. Love AP
ReplyDeletethat's a nice one Jen! unicorns are majestic. have you ever seen one in real life? i would like to
ReplyDeleteThis from the article that Patti sent:
ReplyDeleteThe unicorn is a fabled animal that closely resembles a horse with a horn on its head. Figures strikingly familiar to the unicorn were found in the artwork of early Mesopotamia. It is even referred to in ancient myths of India and China.
Over time, unicorns became emblems of life and joy in many different cultures. They had a certain purity, so the mere sighting of this creature was to bring good luck and good fortune. It was believed that these creatures were shy, elusive and so pure that only the chastest would be able to see them. It would shy away from the rest. Their association with purity and chastity has its roots in the Bible, as described above.
Unicorns came to be known as wild and free creatures, found only in the depths of forests and jungles. Even today, they are commonly known as symbols of freedom because of their inability to be confined and captured, unless at the hands of a virgin and chaste soul if we go by Biblical interpretations.
Here are some of the things that Unicorns symbolize:
• Purity
• Innocence
• Pride
• Healing
• Freedom
• Hope
• Positivity
• Joy
• Intelligence
• Virility