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The Morning Glory Goddess and the Thoughtful Creation of Bringing Dreams to Fruition

The Morning Glory Goddess is a meaningful symbolic reminder for those who are working on bringing their Dreams to Fruition, or who are re-creating how they live their lives. People come to her for guidance and inspiration, and are especially encouraged by her ability to bloom beautifully no matter where she is planted
Morning Glory Goddess by Jeanne Fry Art

She teaches the importance of spending thoughtful time on your goals and desires, contemplating the ways in which to bring them to life. But just as importantly, she wants it to be understood that this reflective time not be just idle day-dreaming, but an active, organized planning. 
She carries an energy of Clarity and a focused Attention to detail. 
Close View of the Morning Glory Goddess by Jeanne Fry

The Morning Glory Goddess is a symbolic support for those who are working on Manifesting, and bring a dream to fruition, the entire process, from the seed of an idea to the bloom of its creation. 



The Morning Glory Goddess is an Original Watercolor Painting on 9x12 Watercolor Paper by Jeanne Fry. Color symbolism was used in the painting; shades of brown for Grounding and Stability, and shades of blue for balance of emotions, healing, and contemplation.  Morning Glory symbolism was used for her theme and story. 
She is listed in my Etsy shop here
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