Pisces 18. A dressmaker fashioning beautiful gowns for a queen.
The Queen of Aab always wore simple clothing, usually white and unadorned. This was so others might more clearly see the invisible gowns she wore over these visible ones. Her invisible gowns were created by Natalina Parkeesh, the most famous seamstress of Aab. She fashioned them from the essenses of flowers, gems, poems, landscapes, dreams, and a host of other items. And though invisible when the multitude gazed on the Queen of Aab they could feel these invisible gowns, could sense the radiance that emanated from them.
Some found them vivid but indescribable. Others spoke of visions they evoked, and of colors that danced in their mind but which their eye could not directly perceive.
Rather than speaking of color, texture, or cut, one might say these gowns were woven of moods and thought forms.
When the Queen of Aab passed out of this life the keepers of the palace wondered where these marvelous creations had been stored. To put the mystery to rest Natalina told them that such garb was ephemeral, like dew, and that after having been worn for awhile each gown faded, its fabric dissolving, as it returned to the vibrational sea from which it had arisen.