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CoolBee · 10-06-2009, 10:03 PM

Well today on two separate occasions by two separate people (who do not know each other and have no means of contacting each other) I have been told to get a tiara

Can't give too many details, but I told the two people - completely separately - about an incident which occurred and a mental change in myself and what I was thinking of doing about it.

BOTH independently said "get a tiara"!

Weird! Especially as (a) I would look daft in a tiara and (b) at this moment in time it has no resonance with me at all as representing anything.

Hm.

Think I shall be raiding my niece's dressing up box when I make a family visit next week!

What's all that about then?

marinik · 10-07-2009, 06:21 AM

Interesting! Why would they say that! What made them have such associations regarding you? Was "royalty" implied in any way? Was it a logical "outcome" of the situation? What did you read into it?

CoolBee · 10-07-2009, 08:29 AM

Well I didn't think it was a logical outcome (not in my brain anyway!). There was a vague something to do with royalty involved, but not in a going forward sense. It was just interesting that they both picked on the same symbol.

Anyway, I have since then googled images of tiaras (which I thought were all sticky-up spikey diamond things) and have discovered that they can be lying down on the head things too - more 'pagan' or 'celtic female warrior' type look about them which makes me feel a bit better about the idea! Spikey-diamond thing - no way.

Holistic Star · 10-07-2009, 09:37 AM

Just reminds me of the month before I got married. I'd was messing around at home trying out different hair styles with my tiara. Forgot I was wearing it and then went to the shops in it.

Fortunately I had a flat asymetrical one, that was like a big sparkly beaded flower on the side of my head. So a bit OTT for the supermarket, but not certifiable!

Perhaps they are making a fashion comeback. You could be ahead of the curve!

marinik · 10-07-2009, 12:15 PM

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Originally Posted by CoolBee

Well I didn't think it was a logical outcome (not in my brain anyway!). There was a vague something to do with royalty involved, but not in a going forward sense. It was just interesting that they both picked on the same symbol.

Anyway, I have since then googled images of tiaras (which I thought were all sticky-up spikey diamond things) and have discovered that they can be lying down on the head things too - more 'pagan' or 'celtic female warrior' type look about them which makes me feel a bit better about the idea! Spikey-diamond thing - no way.

My dear CB I think you must have "vibrated" this image into these peoples minds. Not consciously. As much as you think it has nothing to do with you or your image you projected this symbol of a tiara into their minds. We are more powerful than we think - I mean Life Coaches.

half kidding and half very serious!

10-06-2009, 10:03 PM	#1 (permalink)
CoolBee Family Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 2,044	Tiara Well today on two separate occasions by two separate people (who do not know each other and have no means of contacting each other) I have been told to get a tiara Can't give too many details, but I told the two people - completely separately - about an incident which occurred and a mental change in myself and what I was thinking of doing about it. BOTH independently said "get a tiara"! Weird! Especially as (a) I would look daft in a tiara and (b) at this moment in time it has no resonance with me at all as representing anything. Hm. Think I shall be raiding my niece's dressing up box when I make a family visit next week! What's all that about then? Last edited by CoolBee; 10-06-2009 at 10:06 PM. Reason: grammo

10-07-2009, 08:29 AM	#3 (permalink)
CoolBee Family Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Posts: 2,044	Well I didn't think it was a logical outcome (not in my brain anyway!). There was a vague something to do with royalty involved, but not in a going forward sense. It was just interesting that they both picked on the same symbol. Anyway, I have since then googled images of tiaras (which I thought were all sticky-up spikey diamond things) and have discovered that they can be lying down on the head things too - more 'pagan' or 'celtic female warrior' type look about them which makes me feel a bit better about the idea! Spikey-diamond thing - no way. Last edited by CoolBee; 10-07-2009 at 09:59 AM.

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10-07-2009, 06:21 AM	#2 (permalink)
marinik Legendary Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Where Living and Loving and Laughing are written into the Constitution Posts: 14,240	Interesting! Why would they say that! What made them have such associations regarding you? Was "royalty" implied in any way? Was it a logical "outcome" of the situation? What did you read into it?

10-07-2009, 09:37 AM	#4 (permalink)
Holistic Star Family Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 1,611	Just reminds me of the month before I got married. I'd was messing around at home trying out different hair styles with my tiara. Forgot I was wearing it and then went to the shops in it. Fortunately I had a flat asymetrical one, that was like a big sparkly beaded flower on the side of my head. So a bit OTT for the supermarket, but not certifiable! Perhaps they are making a fashion comeback. You could be ahead of the curve!

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