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Rudraksha Pendants and Trishul Jewelry: A Comprehensive Guide to Divine Accessories

In the world of spiritual jewelry, Rudraksha pendants and Trishul jewelry hold profound significance. These divine accessories are not only beautiful but also steeped in deep cultural and spiritual meanings. This comprehensive guide will explore the significance, benefits, and styles of Rudraksha pendants, Trishul pendants, and Lord Shiva pendants, helping you choose the perfect piece to enhance your spiritual journey.

The Significance of Rudraksha Pendants

Rudraksha beads, revered in Hinduism and Buddhism, are considered to embody the essence of Lord Shiva. The term "Rudraksha" translates to "the eye of Rudra," another name for Shiva. Wearing a Rudraksha pendant is believed to bring divine blessings, spiritual growth, and inner peace.

Benefits of Rudraksha Pendants:

Spiritual Growth: Rudraksha pendants are known for their ability to enhance spiritual growth and meditation practices. The bead’s natural energy is believed to align the mind and spirit, promoting tranquility and focus.

Health Benefits: Traditionally, Rudraksha is thought to have several health benefits, including improving mental clarity and reducing stress. The pendants are also said to balance the body’s electromagnetic fields.

Protection: Wearing a Rudraksha pendant is believed to offer protection from negative energies and evil influences. It is considered a shield that guards the wearer’s aura.

Understanding Trishul Pendants

The Trishul, or trident, is a significant symbol in Hinduism, associated with Lord Shiva. It represents the three aspects of divine power: creation, preservation, and destruction. A Trishul pendant is not only a beautiful accessory but also a powerful emblem of divine strength and protection.

Significance of Trishul Pendants:

Divine Protection: The Trishul is a symbol of Lord Shiva’s power and authority. Wearing a Trishul pendant is believed to offer protection and strength, helping the wearer overcome obstacles and challenges.

Spiritual Empowerment: The Trishul represents the balance between the material and spiritual worlds. It is said to help the wearer achieve spiritual empowerment and inner balance.

Symbol of Transformation: The Trishul is also associated with transformation and change. It signifies the destruction of old, negative energies and the creation of new, positive experiences.

The Allure of Lord Shiva Pendants

Lord Shiva, one of the principal deities in Hinduism, is often depicted with various symbols that represent his divine attributes. Lord Shiva pendants are highly revered and cherished for their spiritual significance and aesthetic appeal.

Types of Lord Shiva Pendants:

Shiva Lingam Pendants: The Shiva Lingam is a symbolic representation of Lord Shiva. Pendants featuring the Shiva Lingam are considered auspicious and are believed to bring blessings and spiritual growth.

Lord Shiva’s Face Pendants: These pendants feature detailed depictions of Lord Shiva’s face, often showcasing his serene and compassionate expressions. They are believed to inspire peace and devotion.

Shiva with Parvati Pendants: Some pendants feature Lord Shiva with his consort Parvati, symbolizing the divine union of masculine and feminine energies. These pendants are thought to bring harmony and balance into the wearer’s life.

Choosing the Right Pendant for You

When selecting a Rudraksha pendant, Trishul pendant, or Lord Shiva pendant, consider the following factors:

Purpose: Reflect on the purpose of the pendant. Are you seeking spiritual growth, protection, or a deeper connection with Lord Shiva? Choose a pendant that aligns with your personal intentions and needs.

Design: Look for designs that resonate with your personal style and preferences. Whether you prefer a simple Rudraksha bead or a detailed Trishul pendant, select a piece that feels meaningful to you.

Material: Consider the material of the pendant. Gold, silver, and gemstone settings are popular choices, each offering a different aesthetic and energy. Choose a material that complements your style and enhances the pendant’s significance.

Caring for Your Divine Accessories

To ensure that your Rudraksha pendant, Trishul pendant, or Lord Shiva pendant remains in excellent condition, follow these care tips:

Clean Regularly: Gently clean your pendant with a soft cloth to remove dust and dirt. Avoid using harsh chemicals that may damage the material.

Store Properly: When not in use, store your pendant in a soft pouch or jewelry box to prevent scratches and tarnishing.

Avoid Water: Keep your pendant away from water and moisture, especially if it is made of metal or contains gemstones.

Rudraksha pendants, Trishul jewelry, and Lord Shiva pendants are more than just accessories; they are powerful symbols of divine energy and spiritual growth. By understanding their significance and benefits, you can choose the perfect piece to enhance your spiritual journey and personal well-being. Whether you seek protection, empowerment, or a deeper connection with the divine, these sacred accessories from Jwellery Design offer both beauty and spiritual resonance.You can make an informed choice and embark on a transformative spiritual journey. Remember, these divine accessories are not merely ornaments but powerful tools for personal growth and connection with the divine.

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[wholesalesilver]

10MM OVAL SHAPED SHIVA EYE SHELL SILVER PENDANT

Code: SEP086

Material: 925 Sterling Silver

Gem Stone: Shiva Eye Pendant

Type : Pendant

Shape : Oval

size : 1.

[prabhubhakti01]

 Mahadev Silver Pendants: A Divine Collection - Elevate your style with these pendants    

[radhamahi]

Pure 925 Silver Shiva Trishul Pendant For Men

This silver 925 Shiva Trishul pendant is a beautiful symbol of balance, devotion and spiritual power. Carefully crafted from sterling silver, it is lightweight and durable. This pendant is perfect for anyone who wants to connect with the energy of Shiva and embody his symbolic nature.

[myjewelegance]

Embrace the divine power of Lord Shiva on this auspicious Shivratri...

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[talonabraxas]

5 Shiva Mantras, Hymns for Pleasing Shiva 🔱 1. The Mool (Main) Mantra of Lord Shiva is a five syllable mantra, known as panchakshri mantra. It is believed that the chanters are bowing to themselves, as the Lord Shiva is considered as the ultimate reality.

“OM Namah Shivaya”

Meaning: I bow to Shiva.

2. Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra is the greatest Mantra for Lord Shiva found in Rig Veda.

“OM. Tryambakam yajamahe

Sugandhim pushti-vardhanam

Urvarukamiva bandhanan

Mrityor mukshiya mamritat”

Meaning: We meditate on the three-eyed One, who is fragrant and nourishing to all.

How a ripe fruit falls effortlessly off from a plant’s stem, may it may liberate us from ignorance, untruth and death, for all of immortality.

3. Shree Shiva- Parvati Stuti is the mantra which praises Lord with his consort Parvati.

“Karpoor Gauram Karunnaavataram Sansaar Saaram

Bhujgendra Haaram.

Sadaa Vasantam Hridyaarvrinde

Bhavam Bhavaani Sahitam Namaami”

Meaning: I Bow to Bhavani as well as to Lord Shiva who is white as camphor, who is compassion incarnate, who is the essence of the world, who wears a garland of a large snake and who always dwells in the lotus-like hearts of his devotees.

4a. Shree Rudraashtak Stotram is the eight fold hymn recited by Brahma to please Shiva. This mantra can be used by anyone to get the blessing from the Lord Shiva.

“Namaam-Iisham-Iishaana Nirvaanna-Ruupam

Vibhum Vyaapakam Brahma-Veda-Svaruupam

Nijam Nirgunnam Nirvikalpam Niriiham

Cidaakaasham-Aakaasha-Vaasam Bhaje-[A]ham”

Meaning: I Salute the Lord Ishana. It is the Form that represents the state of the highest Nirvana. This is the form that manifests the essence He is pervading everywhere and The Lord embodies the Highest Knowledge of Brahman present in the core of the Vedas. He who remains absorbed in His own self which is beyond the three Gunas. Beyond any change and Manifoldness, and which is free from any movement. I worship Ishana, who abides in the spiritual sky.

4b.

“Niraakaaram-Ongkara-Muulam Turiiyam

Giraa-Jnyaana-Go-[A]tiitam-Iisham Giriisham

Karaalam Mahaakaala-Kaalam Krpaalam

Gunna-[A]agaara-Samsaara-Paaram Nato-[A]ham”

Meaning: I bow to the supreme Lord who is the formless source of “OM” The Self of All, transcending all conditions and states. Beyond speech, He understands the sense perception. Awe-full, but gracious, the ruler of Kailash, Devourer of Death, the immortal abode of all virtues.

4c.

“Tussaara-Adri-Samkaasha-Gauram Gabhiram

Mano-Bhuuta-Kotti-Prabhaa-Shrii Shariiram

Sphuran-Mauli-Kallolinii Caaru-Ganggaa

Lasad-Bhaala-Baale[a-I]ndu Kanntthe Bhujanggaa”

Meaning: I offer salutations to Sri Rudra, Who is shining white resembling a mountain of snow; and He resides deep in the mind in Millions of Rays of Splendor, which expresses His Auspicious Body. Over whose Head, the Beautiful Ganga Throbs and Surges forth towards the Worlds. The newly risen moon shines in His forehead spreading its rays and His Neck adorns the beautiful Serpents.

4d.

“Calat-Kunnddalam Bhruu-Sunetram Vishaalam

Prasanna-[A]ananam Niila-Kannttham Dayaalam

Mrga-Adhiisha-Carma-Ambaram Munndda-Maalam

Priyam Shangkaram Sarva-Naatham Bhajaami”

Meaning: The beloved Lord of All, with shimmering pendants hanging from his ears, Beautiful eyebrows and large eyes, Full of Mercy with a cheerful countenance and a blue speck on his throat. I Worship Him Who is Beloved of His Devotees, Who is Shankara, the Lord of All.

4e.

“Pracannddam Prakrssttam Pragalbham Pare[a-Ii]sham

Akhannddam Ajam Bhaanu-Kotti-Prakaasham

Tryah-Shuula-Nirmuulanam Shuula-Paannim

Bhaje[a-A]ham Bhavaanii-Patim Bhaava-Gamyam”

Meaning: I worship Shankara, Bhavani’s husband. I owe to the fierce, exalted, luminous and the supreme Lord Shiva. Indivisible, unborn and radiant with the glory of a million suns; Who, holding a trident, tears out the root of the three-fold suffering, And who is reached only through Love.

4f.

“Kalaatiita-Kalyaanna Kalpa-Anta-Kaarii

Sadaa Sajjana-[A]ananda-Daataa Pura-Arii

Cid-Aananda-Samdoha Moha-Apahaarii

Prasiida Prasiida Prabho Manmatha-Arii”

Meaning: Salutations to Sri Rudra, Whose Auspicious Nature are Beyond the Elements of the gross material world, and He who Brings an end to the cycle of creation when all gross elements are dissolved. He is the one who always gives to the wise men and is the destroyer of Adharma. By Taking Away the Great Delusion, He plunges the prepared Soul in the Fullness of Cidananda (the Bliss of Brahman or Pure Consciousness). O, the signifying Destroyer of Manmatha; Please be Gracious to me; Please be Gracious to me, O Lord.

4g.

“Na Yaavad Umaa-Naatha-Paada-Aravindam

Bhajanti-Iha Loke Pare Vaa Naraannaam

Na Taavat-Sukham Shaanti Santaapa-Naasham

Prasiida Prabho Sarva-Bhuuta-Adhi-Vaasam”

Meaning: Oh Lord of Uma, so long as you are not worshiped, there is no happiness, peace or freedom from suffering in this world or the next. You who dwell in the hearts of all living beings, and in whom all beings have their existence, Have mercy on me, Lord.

4h.

“Na Jaanaami Yogam Japam Naiva Puujaam

Natoham Sadaa Sarvadaa Shambhu-Tubhyam

Jaraa-Janma-Duhkhau-[A]gha Taatapyamaanam

Prabho Paahi Aapanna-Maam-Iisha Shambho”

Meaning: O my lord, I do Not Know how to perform Yoga, Japa or Puja. I always at All Times only Bow down to You, O Shambhu. Please protect me from the Sorrows of Birth and Old Age, as well as from the sins which lead to Sufferings. Please protect me O Lord from Afflictions; protect me O My Lord Shambhu.

5a.

“Brahma Muraari Surarchita Lingam

Nirmala Bhaashita Sobhitha Lingam

Janmaja Dhukha Vinaasaha Lingam

Tatpranamaami Sadaashiva Lingam”

Meaning: I bow before that Sada Shiva Lingam, which is worshiped by Brahma, Vishnu and other Gods. It is pure and resplendent, and destroys sorrows arising out of birth and death.

5b.

“Devamuni Pravaraarchita Lingam

Kaama Dahana Karunaakara Lingam

Ravana Darpa Vinaasaha Lingam

Tatpranamaami Sadaashiva Lingam”

Meaning: I bow before that Sada Shiva Lingam, which is worshiped by great sages and devas (God). He is the destroyer of Kama, Linga, the compassionate, and which destroyed the pride of Ravana.

5c.

“Sarva Sugandha Sulepitha Lingam

Buddhi Vivaardhana Kaarana Lingam

Siddha Suraasura Vandhitha Lingam

Tatpranamaami Sadaashiva Lingam”

Meaning: I bow before that Sada Shiva Lingam, which is well anointed with all fragrances, leads to the growth of wisdom. It is worshiped by sages, devas and asuras (Demons).

5d.

“Kanaga Mahaamani Bhooshitha Lingam

Panipati Veshthitha Sobitha Lingam

Daksha Suyajna Vinaasana Lingam

Tatpranamaami Sadaashiva Lingam”

Meaning: I salute that Eternal Shiva Lingam, Which is decorated with Gold and other Precious Gems, which is adorned with the Best of the Serpents Wrapped around it, and which destroyed the Grand Sacrifice of Daksha. I Salute that Eternal Shiva Lingam.

5e.

“Kunkuma Chandhana Lehpitha Lingam

Pankaja Haara Susobhitha Lingam

Devaganarchita sevita lingam bhavairbhaktirevacha lingam

Dinakarakoti prabhakara lingam tatpranamami sadasivalingam”

Meaning: I salute that Eternal Shiva Lingam Which is anointed with Saffron and Sandal Paste, which is Beautifully Decorated with Garlands of Lotuses, and which destroys the accumulated Sins. I Salute that Eternal Shiva Lingam.

5f.

“Astadalopari vestithalingam sarvasmudva karanalingam

Astadaridra vinasana lingam tatpranamami sadasivalingam

Suruguru suravara poojita lingam surapushpa sadarchita lingam

Paramapadam paramatmakalingam tatpranamami sadasivalingam”

Meaning: I bow before that Sada Shiva Lingam, Which is enveloped with eight-fold petals, which is the cause of all creation, and which destroys eight types of poverty. I Salute that Eternal Shiva Lingam Which is Worshiped by the Preceptor of Gods and the Best of the Gods, which is Always Worshiped by the Flowers from the Celestial Garden, Which is Superior to the Best and which is the Greatest. I Salute that Eternal Shiva Linga.

5g.

“Lingastakam punyam ya pathecchivasanndhu

sivaloka mavapnoti sivena sahamodithe”

Whoever Recites this Lingasthakam near Shiva, Will Attain the Abode of Shiva and enjoy His Bliss.

Shiva ॐ Talon Abraxas

[oldearthminerals]

Shiva Lingam & Copper Wire Wrapped Pendant

[wastedonthesebutterflies]

I AM REWATCHING AND HAVE CONNECTED THINGS (NCIS)

Ok ok so. Season 7 episode 4, titled “Good Cop, Bad Cop.” After Ziva is rescued by the team following a Mossad op gone wrong and her capture.

They’re interrogating her for reasons cause they didn’t know the full story of what happened before she got captured. Part of the story includes her telling her mission partner she would rather die than remove the necklace she wears, which holds a pendant of the Star of David. After they get the story, at the end of the episode, after telling someone to tell her dad that he better leave her the fuck alone, Gibbs whispers something in Ziva’s ear. We don’t hear it, we don’t know what he said. He kisses her hair, she starts fighting tears, and the scene ends. The episode ends with her becoming an agent.

Fast forward.

Season 10 episode 12, titled “Shiva.”

Ziva’s (first) departure from the show, only meant to be temporary.Tony lets her go with whispered words: “Aht lo levad.” Hebrew words, meaning “you are not alone.” This time, she smiles. Those are the words Gibbs says to her in season 7.

Fast forward more.

Season 11 episode 2, titled “Past, Present, and Future.”

Ziva’s (first) final departure from the show. Tony had gone to look for Ziva in Israel, and this time he knows she is staying there for good. He gets on the plane to go back to the States, and put his hand in his pocket, and feels something. He pulls out Ziva’s necklace.

She is truly no longer an agent, but she has grown so much. There’s a sense of comfortableness and trusting too. She said she would rather die than take it off, and now she is giving it to him. She no longer cries when she is told she is not alone, because now she knows it and really believes it.

Later, Tony puts that same necklace around the neck of their daughter.

[saltlakritsegott]

Beng Mealea Temple

Découvrez le mystère du Cambodge au temple de Beng Mealea 🏛️ Niché à 40 km à l'est d'Angkor Wat, ce trésor archéologique offre une aventure unique aux voyageurs avides de découvertes. 🗿 Histoire Antique : Construit au XIIe siècle sous le règne du roi Suryavarman II, le temple de Beng Mealea garde des secrets fascinants, ajoutant une couche de mystère à son allure majestueuse. 🕌 Architecture Hindoue : Dédié à Shiva, ce temple présente une architecture hindoue similaire à Angkor Wat. Explorez ses ruines et laissez-vous imprégner par son aura mystique. 🌿 Abandon et Récupération par la Nature : Envahi par la végétation pendant des siècles, Beng Mealea offre une scène à couper le souffle, où la nature et l'architecture se mêlent de manière saisissante. 🚶‍♂️ Accès et Fréquentation : Moins fréquenté que d'autres temples d'Angkor, Beng Mealea promet une expérience plus intime malgré le défi d'accès. Échappez-vous aux foules et plongez dans son atmosphère préservée. 🤔 Modèle pour Angkor Wat : Certains experts suggèrent que Beng Mealea a influencé la construction d'Angkor Wat, ajoutant une dimension intrigante à leur relation.

[arthistoryanimalia]

For #WorldElephantDay 🐘:

Pair of Earrings in the Form of Dancing Elephants India, Deccan, 19th c. Gold inlaid with rubies & sapphires 1 1/2 × 1 1/2 × 1/2 in. (3.81 × 3.81 × 1.27 cm) each LACMA M.86.49a-b

Curator notes:

“These charming earrings in the form of dancing or frolicking elephants are made of gold inlaid with rubies and sapphires. They are close in design shape to the more common type of pendant earrings made in the form of a makara (mythical aquatic animal), which also feature a similar upturned snout and curved lower body. Makara earrings have an ancient heritage in South Asia, where they adorn images of Buddhist and Hindu deities, most notably Shiva and Vishnu. Various additional animals and symbolic objects were used to embellish and distinguish earrings, including lions, serpents, jewels, conchs, and sacred books. Earrings in the form of joyous elephants may also draw their inspiration from paintings of the same subject, such as representations of elephants sporting during the summer month of Jyeshtha (May-June in the Hindu lunisolar calendar). For a particularly apt illustration, see a mid-18th century painting from Bundi now in the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrahalaya, Mumbai (55.97).”

[reevaraikar]

The Silent War

In 2103, Jo sat curled up in the corner of an ancient temple, its pillars cracked from centuries of rain and war. The marble beneath him was cold, yet it was the only familiar thing left in his life. He clutched a small pendant in his hand, a keepsake from his mother, feeling the weight of both the past and the chaos unraveling outside. The world wasn’t always like this—it had once known peace, a world where people believed they had finally conquered the barriers that divided them.

The shift began decades earlier, around 2040, when a global catastrophe swept across the planet—something akin to the Chernobyl disaster, but far worse. Strange mutations followed, and people began to be born with extraordinary powers. These abilities ranged from the subtle control of emotions by Empaths to the grand feats of Telekinetics who could build cities with a flick of their hands. Newborns with heightened perception or creative genius emerged among the Neurodivergents, while others exhibited uncanny survival instincts, labeling them as Feral.

At first, this strange phenomenon threatened to divide humanity even further. But by 2070, the world made a radical choice: they decided to abandon their old ways of grouping themselves by religions, nations, and heritages. Humanity would now live as factions—defined by what they were born capable of, not by where they came from.

Heritage sites, places once linked to gods, empires, and ancestral pride, were re-assigned to the different factions, symbolic of a new, united world. The Taj Mahal became a sanctuary for the Empaths, who used it to bring peace and healing. The Pyramids were given to the Neurodivergents, now a hub of technological breakthroughs and scientific discovery.

For decades, the factions thrived. Each group worked in harmony with the others, believing they had built a society where everyone had a place. Empaths, in particular, were seen as the glue holding this new world together, using their abilities to mediate conflicts and foster cooperation. For the first time in history, war seemed like a relic of the past.

But not everyone fit into these new factions. Many children were born without any extraordinary powers—Ordinary, they called them. The world promised equality for all, but in truth, the Ordinary found themselves ostracized, treated as a reminder of the old world that no longer had a place in the future. They were pushed to the margins of society, their voices silenced, their existence ignored.

And that was how resentment began to simmer.

By 2090, the peace shattered. The Ordinary—tired of being shunned, of being told they were obsolete, rose in rebellion. They stormed the heritage sites, claiming that these sacred places belonged to them by right. Their fury was fueled not just by injustice, but by a profound emptiness. They had no powers, no factions to call their own, and no role in the new world. All they wanted was something to hold on to—something that proved they mattered.

The war that erupted was devastating. Entire cities were burned as the Ordinary fought to reclaim the heritage sites, and the once-unified factions turned on one another. The Empaths, despite their abilities to mediate, found themselves overwhelmed by the hatred that surged through the battlefield. Their once-sacred sanctuaries were defiled, their peaceful halls stained with blood.

It was in this chaos that Jo found himself.

***

Jo was only ten years old, born into the Heritage Faction. His parents had been caretakers of one of the old temples, a sacred space once dedicated to Lord Shiva. When the war began, they stayed behind, hoping to protect what they believed was their rightful home. Jo had watched in horror as Ordinary soldiers stormed the temple one night. His parents tried to negotiate with them, but words weren’t enough to stop the tide of rage.

“Run, Jo,” his mother had whispered as she pressed the pendant into his hand. “Stay small. Stay safe.”

Jo fled, slipping through the cracks of the crumbling temple walls. For weeks, he survived alone, hiding among the ruins while the war raged outside. He scavenged food from abandoned kitchens and drank from puddles collected in stone carvings. Every night, he listened to the sounds of gunfire and screams, wondering if the fighting would ever stop.

One evening, as Jo wandered the empty halls of the temple, he found himself at the entrance, gazing at the battle beyond. He watched as Ordinary soldiers swarmed another shrine, tearing down banners and smashing statues. At first, all Jo felt was anger. But then he saw something that made him pause.

A soldier knelt before the remains of a shattered idol, clutching a piece of it to his chest. Another stood motionless, staring at the ruins as if searching for something lost. Jo saw the tears in their eyes, the way their hands trembled, not with rage, but with sorrow.

In that moment, Jo realized something that changed everything. These soldiers weren’t just fighting for control, they were fighting for meaning. Without powers, without a place in the new world, the Ordinary had nothing. The heritage sites were the last remnants of a time when they mattered, and reclaiming them was their only way to feel whole again.

Jo sat down on the temple steps, the weight of his realization pressing down on him. The people he had feared, the ones he had hated, weren’t monsters. They were just human—like him, lost and desperate for something to believe in.

He looked down at the pendant in his hand, the symbol of his heritage, and knew he had a choice. He could cling to the past, holding onto the old divisions, or he could try to build something new—a world where everyone belonged, where no one was left behind.

Jo stood, determination hardening in his chest. The war wouldn’t end today, and he knew there would be more suffering to come. But perhaps, if people like him began to see the humanity in others, there was hope for a different future.

He took a deep breath and stepped forward, toward the battlefield, not as an enemy, but as a bridge.

[autumnslance]

You ever think that technically Shiva and by proxy Ysayle blessed Ryne/Gaia with a small present of a shard of eternal ice? Which was turned into a pendant that helped Gaia remember. When you remember that it was implied that Ysayle was manipulated onto her doomed path by Ascians this feels like more than coincidence? Shiva or Ysayle helping to save Gaia from a Ascian…

I tend to think that because Eden Shiva, like the others, is spun from WoL's memories, that perhaps that thought, consciously or subconsciously, of Ysayle's manipulation by the Ascians, of her life and story being cut short when she had just learned the truth and her friends having nothing left of her when she was lost, might have had an influence WoL didn't even realize, manifesting in ways that ended up saving Gaia. Hedging our own bets without realizing it, just doing something, anything, to prevent repeated tragedy and have something to recall this time.

Ysayle's story and how she affected WoL being the catalyst, so less direct but still extremely important in the end, even before we were aware of what was actually happening with Eden.

Also makes for an interesting link, from the story of original Shiva, to primal Shiva and Ysayle, and having to summon those aspects based on very painful memories around the Dragonsong War and being the culmination of our elemental summonings, why the lyrics and singing of "Return to Oblivion" are so desperate; we didn't get it in the actual dialogue like so many wanted, but there's a lot of Refulgence rooted in WoL's grief and fear of history repeating again with a new Shiva.

Which is why I ended up writing an entire story on why summoning the aspect of ice was so hard for my WoL.

[lalel02]

Extrait One shot FFXVI Clive x Gab : Plus que des coéquipiers

Clive tapotait du pied nerveusement sur le plancher de son bureau , il n'arrivait décidement pas à se concentrer sur son travail mais il ne savait pas pourquoi ce dernier était à ce point distrait donc qui l'empêchait de se concentrer à ce point . Son amie d'enfance entre dans la pièce avec un grand sourire , lui apportant quelques rafraîchissement le beau brun ténébreux lui adresse un sourire reconnaissant . La femme semble remarquer le mal-être de son ami et frère d'adoption .

-Tu sais Clive ce n'est pas en torturant le parquet que ça va avancer les papiers , mais tu peux bien avoir un autre moyens pour te changer les esprits  * dit -t-elle avec une pointe de malice dans la voix * Du genre je ne sais pas avoir un peu plus d'intéraction avec tes proches * ajoute la femme venant caresser la main de l'homme *

Clive tressaillit de surprise et retire vivement sa main , Cid n'était pas un homme stupide loin de là il avait bien entendu et comprit le sous entendu de la grise . Même si pendant un temps l'homme ressentait une attirance évidente pour cette dernière , ces derniers temps il ne pourrait pas en tire autant . Le jolie sourire de Jill s'efface suite à la réaction du brun et compris que ce n'était pas encore aujourd'hui qu'il allait se passer quelque chose . Enfin si quelque chose allait ENFIN se passer entre les deux .

-Je crois que je vais te laisser tranquille , on se voit plus tard pour l'heure du repas peut-être ? * demande Jill*

-Sans doute , même si je pense que je vais demander à ce qu'on fasse monter mon repas . Je ne pense pas que je serais d'agréable compagnie aujourd'hui * répond l'aîné des Rosfield*

L'émissaire de Shiva leva les yeux , ces derniers temps le brun n'est pas d'humeur à grand chose .Et cette dernière avait bien peur que ça devienne une mauvaise habitude du brun , quant à ce dernier il voyait bien qu'il avait d'avantage décue son amie . Il soupire en songeant qu'il devait sans doute faire un effort c'est vrai qu'à force les autres risques de s'inquiéter de son état . Peut-être qu'il devrait faire une apparition rapide , histoire d'éviter que sa " famille " s'inquiéte maintenant qu'il y pense il n'a pas beaucoup vu Joshua non plus . Lui qui s'était mit un point d'honneur à le protéger , c'est le comble .

-Non , je crois que je vais vous rejoindre en bas ce soir . Je pense que ça me fera tout de même un peu de bien de sortir de mon bureau * déclare le brun revenant sur sa décision *

Un beau sourire s'étend sur les lèvres de Jill , au moins une victoire dans sa poche . Elle se contente de répondre un d'accord puis elle sort du bureau du brun comme annoncé un peu plus tôt.

La suite sur Wattpad:https://www.wattpad.com/1363612874-one-shot-ffxvi-clive-x-gab-plus-que-des

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The Skeleton Sisters' Diner Characters

Character info part one here

Character info part two here

Character info part three here

Character Info part four here

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The Skeleton Sisters’ Diner AU

Older Characters - Undertale - Shelly, Delilah, and Katja Underfell - Cherry, Blaze, and Sorrel Underswap - Stars and OrangeFellswap Red - Rinny and Razzy (Razz) Fellswap Amaranth - Juno and Tomoyo Swapfell - Zoeline and Meiko Horrortale - Lulu and Mist Horrorfell - Sienna and Flare Horrorswap - Vapor and Citron Alluretale - Lily and Aphrodite Dancetale - Del and Shell Dancefell - Crimson and Ember Danceswap - Galaxy and Amber

The Father OC - Verdana (across the Universes… But can’t think of names for all of them) and Vincent (Fellswap Amaranth Verdana)

Younger Characters - Undertale - Sally, Rosaline, and Kassidy Underfell - Rosa and Kass Underswap - Dottie Fellswap Amaranth - Kylee and Rae Horrortale - Sal, Kasie, and Mace Dancetale - Rosetta, Sarah, and Klara

The Outcode Skeleton Sisters’ Diner AU - The Royal Sisters - Astra, Galactica, and Lunar Dusttale - Sabre and Hope Dustswap: Scythe and Faith Unspecified AUs - Pike, Poison, Cecilia, Elixir, and Kassandra

The Younger Girls - The Royal Sisters - Tide Unspecified AUs - Eleanor, Talia, and Olivia (Not really a half-skeleton, but still.)

Angel’s Fall Girls - The Older Angels - Undertale - Feather and Wings Underfell - Cerise and Hearth Underswap - Citrus and Sun Fellswap Red - Radiant and Ruriko Horrortale - Executioner and Euthanasia. Dancetale - Harp and Lyre Alluretale - Ambrosia and Linnea

The Younger Angels - Undertale -Fallen, Seraph, and Guardian Horrortale - Enforcer, Sprite, and Empathy Underfell - Vermillion and Ruby Dancetale - Viola, Cello, and Violin

The Mafia Skeleton Sisters Older Characters - Mafiatale - Basilisk, Shiva, and Queenie Mafiafell - Carnelian, Inferno, and Temperance Mafiaswap - Nebula, Peach, and Dolly MafiaAllure- Jasmine and Venus

Younger Characters - Mafiatale - Buttercup, Shade, and Cobra Mafiafell - Rouge and Scarlet

A Royal Miscalculation Older Characters - Undertale - Crown and Illustrious Underfell - Carmine and Flame Underswap - Azure and Tangerine Fellswap Red - Empress and Erika Horrortale - Seraphina and Evangeline Alluretale - Teal and Nova Dancetale - Lobelia and Pandora

Younger Characters - Undertale - Bell, Pendant, and Ring Underfell - Claret and Rosy Horrortale - Isolde, Estelle, and Cosima Dancetale - Indigo, Lilac, and Lavender