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the 'melissa' names similar to my girlfriend, 'mey lisa'
its a coincident though... (some people say, nothing is coincident??)

oh the 'myth of melissa's credit goes to [link]

its poster color on linen paper

i've edited this. so now its clear from the fonts. (pic only).... i feel it seems a little empty though........ *swt
heres the myth:

melissa

The priestesses of historical descendents of the ancient Bee Goddess -- Demeter, Rhea, Cyble -- were called Melissae, the ancient Latin word for bees. The Bible mentions a ruler and prophetess of ancient Israel called Deborah, the "Queen Bee", her priestesses were known as Deborahs as well. Some say that the priestesses of the moon goddess were called bees because 'it was believed that all honey came from the moon, the hive whose bees were the stars.' Melissa, the goddess as Queen Bee, taught mortals how to ferment honey into mead. In the Homeric Hymn to Hermes, the Melissai feed on honey and are inspired "to speak the truth". These traditions made the omphalos the place of sacred utterance -- the oracular power associated with the buzzing of bees and the buzzing vibration of life. . . . .

Description
the 'melissa' names similar to my girlfriend, 'mey lisa'
its a coincident though... (some people say, nothing is coincident??)

oh the 'myth of melissa's credit goes to [link]

its poster color on linen paper

i've edited this. so now its clear from the fonts. (pic only).... i feel it seems a little empty though........ *swt
heres the myth:

melissa

The priestesses of historical descendents of the ancient Bee Goddess -- Demeter, Rhea, Cyble -- were called Melissae, the ancient Latin word for bees. The Bible mentions a ruler and prophetess of ancient Israel called Deborah, the "Queen Bee", her priestesses were known as Deborahs as well. Some say that the priestesses of the moon goddess were called bees because 'it was believed that all honey came from the moon, the hive whose bees were the stars.' Melissa, the goddess as Queen Bee, taught mortals how to ferment honey into mead. In the Homeric Hymn to Hermes, the Melissai feed on honey and are inspired "to speak the truth". These traditions made the omphalos the place of sacred utterance -- the oracular power associated with the buzzing of bees and the buzzing vibration of life. . . . .