Egyptian Daisy’s

This statement print on muslin-cotton transports the viewer to the Valley of Egyptian Flowers where it is known that death comes early and life moves fast. The wonder women gather among the Egyptian canopic girls. The wonder women decide to change the Egyptian tradition of resurrection and come-up with a new approach.
They tell the canopic girls; “What we choose to resurrect shall be by way of fasting, and so there is no need for you all to carry our organs when we die. We can empty out annually, good habits will come to us. All willpower and control comes back during fast, so no longer will you be assigned to carry our organs until resurrection day. We want our souls to grow rather then preserve our parts for the here-after. Don’t be afraid to live in emptiness. Don’t fill your soul with parts”
The canopic girls chime in; “Know that the body nurtures your heroic spirit. It helps it grow then in falls apart, we hold this as truth. Then who and what will live inside us?”
The Wonder women ponder and tell the canopic girls to look to the daisy’s to find a new spiritual path with the deepest truth and widest perspective. They explain; ”Your challenge is to find a place between the spirit and the ego. Look at the daisy’s they are always in the state between both worlds.”
The little flower suns of resurrection know the source beyond action and restoration, it pours out of their little suns but they never reveal the other sun. They find what burns inside: Glory and a belief. This is their state of existence. In that, this window of the two suns, one you see and the one you never see, is always open and it in the mystic inner world containing the universe.
*Canopic jars were made to contain the organs that were removed from the body in the process of mummification: the lungs, liver, intestines, and stomach. Each organ was protected by one of the Four Sons of Horus.