FB PRICE:$37 Very cool hematite gold titanium coated stretch bracelet that gives you direct access to ZEUS..the Father figure of the GODS.Mighty in power..wishgranting and protections..advice and guidance.He is an amazing provider also..wealth and luck flow to you easily from his benevolence. Basic infos courtesy of MMT ENCY:The God Zeus is the most powerful supreme God in the Greek mythology. He is the All, the Father. He holds power over everything in existence physical and spiritual. Zeus really has no equal…This God is most gracious and merciful to those that call upon him and worship him. He is gracious loyal, protecting and aiding all those who belong to him. For those who would oppose him or get on his bad side their life will quickly become ruins…He is usually seen with a scepter and lightning bolts. This signifies his mighty power over nature and all that exists…Zeus also has a reputation for being quite a ladies man and has many rendezvous with whatever women he desires. This shows he is purely male. This is a natural thing for the most powerful males to do…He embodies all the positive qualities of a great Father God and is very approachable to anyone who sincerely asks for his help…With Zeus in your life you can have help from the Supreme God anytime you need it. He can protect you and guide you to an easier and more fulfilling life…When you bond with any immortal it is common to also take on aspects of their personalities so you may become more self-confident, courageous, and bold. You may discover parts of your personality that you didnt even know you had. He can also inspire creativity, and make you more attractive to other people…Sometimes the male God aspect is represented as moody, angry, and fearful. Zeus is none of those things. I find him to be pleasant with a great sense of humor and a love of the finer things in life. As long as you show him sincere reverence you should never have any problems getting along with him.
Posted on: Wed, 19 Mar 2014 15:55:56 +0000
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