This pendant stands 3.5 inches tall and is 1.75 inches at its widest, suspended from your choice of a 30 inch sterling silver bar link inch chain { pictured on Melissa } or 34 inch bar link chain to more easily layer with other jewels.
The colors, lights and shapes of gems have always fascinated human beings. This symbolic system helps us to understand how we ourselves can become "jewels", in a metaphorical sense, if we know how to internalize the mystical powers of the stones.
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Jewels are required quest items that Link acquires along his journey in Oracle of Seasons. There are four jewels in total and they serve as keys that Link must put in place to gain entrance to the Tarm Ruins.
Link can purchase the Treasure Map from the basement of Horon Village Shop. Link first needs to acquire the Member's Card and give it to Stockwell before he is given access to the basement shop. Link can use the Treasure Map to see the location of the four jewels.
The environment depicted in this picture is the main hub of the game. To go to a puzzle, you would walk up to the wishing well, and the stones along the rim of the well were buttons that would take you to a puzzle level. To make it more interesting, I decided to have some of the jewels flying around the well, and also have the oracle guide floating in plain view (he was generally on the HUD and not in the environment if I recall correctly).
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The Tulku Oracle comes with an in depth companion book which includes the symbolism, oracle and teaching of each card. Phase two of this project will include recorded guided visualizations and journeys to help others enter into the wisdom realm of each oracle.
The magic and wisdom of gemstones come to life in this powerful realm of this enchanting oracle. Each card puts a face to a gemstone, so you can relate to its energy on a personal level. Discover the face of Amethyst, look Emerald in the eye, and delight in the reflective splendor of Moonstone personified. Renowned and beloved artist, Maxine Gadd has fused the wonder of her imaginarium with the world of gemstones to create an oracle that flawlessly unites practical, earth-based guidance with blessings and higher knowledge.
The Cimmerian made no attempt to match wits and intrigue with Thutmekriand his Shemitish partner, Zargheba. He knew that if Thutmekri won hispoint, he would insist on the instant banishment of his rival. There wasbut one thing for Conan to do: find the jewels before the king of Keshanmade up his mind and flee with them. But by this time he was certainthat they were not hidden in Keshia, the royal city which was a swarm ofthatched huts crowding about a mud wall that enclosed a palace of stoneand mud and bamboo.
While he fumed with nervous impatience, the high priest Gorulgaannounced that before any decision could be reached, the will of thegods must be ascertained concerning the proposed alliance with Zembabweiand the pledge of objects long held holy and inviolate. The oracle ofAlkmeenon must be consulted.
This was an awesome thing, and it caused tongues to wag excitedly inpalace and bee-hive hut. Not for a century had the priests visited thesilent city. The oracle, men said, was the Princess Yelaya, the lastruler of Alkmeenon, who had died in the full bloom of her youth andbeauty, and whose body had miraculously remained unblemished throughoutthe ages. Of old, priests had made their way into the haunted city, andshe had taught them wisdom. The last priest to seek the oracle had beena wicked man, who had sought to steal for himself the curiously cutjewels that men called the Teeth of Gwahlur. But some doom had come uponhim in the deserted palace, from which his acolytes, fleeing, had toldtales of horror that had for a hundred years frightened the priests fromthe city and the oracle.
Somewhere in this palace lay the effigy or image which had in times pastserved as oracle for the priests of Keshan. And somewhere in the palace,unless that indiscreet priest had babbled a lie, was hidden the treasureof the forgotten kings of Alkmeenon.
He had expected to find the oracle-effigy seated on the throne, butsince it was not, it was probably placed in some other part of thepalace, if, indeed, such a thing really existed. But since he had turnedhis face toward Keshan, so many myths had proved to be realities that hedid not doubt that he would find some kind of image or god.
Conan stood frowning down at her, and then tapped the dais with hissword. Possibilities of a hollow containing the treasure occurred tohim, but the dais rang solid. He turned and paced the chamber in someindecision. Where should he search first, in the limited time at hisdisposal? The priest he had overheard babbling to a courtesan had saidthe treasure was hidden in the palace. But that included a space ofconsiderable vastness. He wondered if he should hide himself until thepriests had come and gone, and then renew the search. But there was astrong chance that they might take the jewels with them when theyreturned to Keshia. For he was convinced that Thutmekri had corruptedGorulga.
But there was always another possibility: if Thutmekri could get hishands on the hoard, it would be characteristic of the man to cheat hisemployers, steal the jewels for himself and decamp, leaving theZembabwan emissaries holding the sack.
At any rate he was sure that the oracle would be made to say that thegods willed it that Keshan should follow Thutmekri's wishes, and he wassure, too, that it would drop a few pointed remarks concerning himself.After that Keshia would be too hot for the Cimmerian, nor had Conan hadany intention of returning when he rode away in the night.
The oracle chamber held no clue for him. He went forth into the greatthrone-room and laid his hands on the throne. It was heavy, but he couldtilt it up. The floor beneath, a thick marble dais, was solid. Again hesought the alcove. His mind clung to a secret crypt near the oracle.Painstakingly he began to tap along the walls, and presently his tapsrang hollow at a spot opposite the mouth of the narrow corridor. Lookingmore closely he saw that the crack between the marble panel at thatpoint and the next was wider than usual. He inserted a dagger-point andpried.
Silently the panel swung open, revealing a niche in the wall, butnothing else. He swore feelingly. The aperture was empty, and it did notlook as if it had ever served as a crypt for treasure. Leaning into theniche he saw a system of tiny holes in the wall, about on a level witha man's mouth. He peered through, and grunted understandingly. That wasthe wall that formed the partition between the alcove and the oraclechamber. Those holes had not been visible in the chamber. Conan grinned.This explained the mystery of the oracle, but it was a bit cruder thanhe had expected. Gorulga would plant either himself or some trustedminion in that niche, to talk through the holes, and the credulousacolytes would accept it as the veritable voice of Yelaya.
His speculations recurrently revolved about the oracle chamber and itscryptic occupant. Somewhere in that vicinity must be the clue to themystery of the treasure, if indeed it still remained in its immemorialhiding-place.
He was not sure just where the oracle chamber lay, from where he was,but presently he emerged into a corridor which led back into the greatthrone-room under one of the arches. He had reached a decision; it wasuseless for him to wander aimlessly about the palace, seeking the hoard.He would conceal himself somewhere here, wait until the Keshani priestscame, and then, after they had gone through the farce of consulting theoracle, he would follow them to the hiding-place of the gems, to whichhe was certain they would go. Perhaps they would take only a few of thejewels with them. He would content himself with the rest.
Drawn by a morbid fascination, he re-entered the oracle chamber andstared down again at the motionless figure of the princess who wasworshipped as a goddess, entranced by her frigid beauty. What crypticsecret was locked in that marvelously molded form?
'We came to the palace and Zargheba hid me among the trees while he wentto look for the chamber of the oracle. I do not think he fully trustedGwarunga. While he was gone I thought I heard a gong sound, but I wasnot sure. Presently Zargheba came and took me into the palace andbrought me to this chamber, where the goddess Yelaya lay upon the dais.He stripped the body and clothed me in the garments and ornaments. Thenhe went forth to hide the body and watch for the priests. I have beenafraid. When you entered I wanted to leap up and beg you to take me awayfrom this place, but I feared Zargheba. When you discovered I was alive,I thought I could frighten you away.'
'No. He believes in his gods, and is incorruptible. He knows nothingabout this. He will obey the oracle. It was all Thutmekri's plan.Knowing the Keshani would consult the oracle, he had Zargheba bring mewith the embassy from Zembabwei, closely veiled and secluded.'
'Well, I'm damned!' muttered Conan. 'A priest who honestly believes inhis oracle, and can not be bribed. Crom! I wonder if it was Zargheba whobanged that gong. Did he know I was here? Could he have known aboutthat rotten flagging? Where is he now, girl?'
Conan dumped the senseless black on the floor, and lifted his sword. TheCimmerian had lived too long in the wild places of the world to have anyillusions about mercy. The only safe enemy was a headless enemy. Butbefore he could strike, a startling scream checked the lifted blade. Itcame from the oracle chamber.
With an oath Conan dashed out of the alcove, across the throne dais andinto the oracle chamber, almost before the sound had ceased. There hehalted, glaring bewilderedly. To all appearances Muriela lay placidly onthe dais, eyes closed as in slumber. 0852c4b9a8
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