A roast
turkey dinner wouldn’t be complete without stuffing whether it is bread or pork
based or a mixture you can add in all sorts of yummy ingredients such as nuts
and spices. Then you have the little sausages wrapped in bacon...
Pork
This little
piggy went to market…
I love pigs,
having lived and worked on a pig farm in my youth I can appreciate firsthand
what beautiful and intelligent creatures they are…although they can be
seriously grumpy too…
Throughout
history pork has been the meat of the poor man, the commoner if you will so to
me it has a great determined strength of energy to it.
The goddess
Demeter kept a sacred pig which became a symbol of fertility.
Native
American Indians believe the pig to be a symbol of abundance and to be thankful
for what life brings us.
The pig also
appears in many cultures as a symbol of luck and prosperity.
The Celtic
sea god Manannan had a herd of magical pigs, when eaten they imparted renewing
qualities.
Pork Seeds
Magical Properties:
Strength,
fertility, prosperity, luck, longevity
Element –
Fire
Gender –
Masculine
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