Mother's Son ~ Seraph by SidheRoseGraphics

Poser • Mythology • posted on Oct 03, 2011

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A black and white portrait of a previously posted picture here called "Blue Angel". In Hebrew Qaballistic teachings, the Seraphim were the 'Sons of the Mother', the angels associated with the sephira of Geburah or Din. Geburah is the first sephira directly under Binah, which is the sephirah of the Divine Feminine - thus their designation. They were also associated with fire and judgement (din). Angels in the Bible who are reported as using fire are seraphim. You can find a few in Judges I & II. ***** Thanks so much for your comments and favorites. Have a fantastic week, my friends! Rayvn

Comments (13)

dayna2

1:21AM | Mon, 03 October 2011

Beautifully done

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odile

1:35AM | Mon, 03 October 2011

I still love him, even in B&W! :) Superb portrait,my dear!

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Leije

2:16AM | Mon, 03 October 2011

Very good portrait, very realistic !

geoffwoods

2:48AM | Mon, 03 October 2011

brilliant.... love the detail in the hair superb lighting.

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StudioArtVartanian

4:11AM | Mon, 03 October 2011

fantastic work!!!!

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Bossie_Boots

6:19AM | Mon, 03 October 2011

Oh my god i agree with Geoff we love B/W and this is incredible !!

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Faemike55

8:43AM | Mon, 03 October 2011

Cool image and very interesting information

kagemusha77

10:14AM | Mon, 03 October 2011

Beautiful and eerie portrait, love the bw effect, superb creation!

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Jean_C

10:20AM | Mon, 03 October 2011

Superb b&w portrait, the eyes are splendid!

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Cimaira

3:20PM | Mon, 03 October 2011

Stunning work! The b&w really shows the details and great lighting.

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adorety

7:23PM | Mon, 03 October 2011

Great portrait. Like the B&W. Always a great source of little known history. P.S. I forgot to thank you for pointing me to the info on ancient armored cavalry. Very interesting and inspiring. Interesting how far back the concept goes.

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