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            I am not a Devil fan, but the iconography of diabolism sometimes openly hides and excellently guides a palate towards satisfaction that is Heavenly Angelic and sumptuously fulfilling without being an indulgence of evil. Please note non alcoholic options to fulfilment are also available. This is only a picture opportunity for now. Please say if you joining in, we have spare glasses, you can bring your own, you can enjoy at a distance and respond to the post if you wish? Alcohol is not the answer, it can help and hinder the question.

Today is Michaelmas the Feast of Saint Michael and All Angels. The 29 September celebrates the descent of the deceiver and Archangel Michael is often depicted vanquishing Lucifer. This celebration is also the Feast of the Archangels and to some the triumph of Heaven marks the point at which fruit is to be left on the bough having suffered some dire fate with Satan contact making the fruit bitter from his devilish actions. The bitter fruit from this time can be used to create alcohol and the effects of the late fruit may be noticed in the fermenting process. The Feast of Saints, or Archangels usually includes Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael. In certain denominations a fourth angel often Uriel is included and the Archangels can be set to characterise the four stations of the year, identified to the directions of the compass, and perceived as the faces of the season progression and even to elemental natures.

The following traditional rhyme marks the resilient character of the Daisy as a late flower icon. 

“The Michaelmas-daisies, among dead weeds, [29 September]
Bloom for St Michael’s valorous deeds. 
And seems the last of flowers that stood, 
Till the feast of St. Simon and St. Jude.” [28 October]

PHH Sykes copyright 2019
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Taken on: September 27, 2019

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