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Sylph
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The SYLPH Chinese Portrait: A Natural Phenomenon: Electrical Storm. A Metal: Brass. An Animal: Eagle. A Mythological Being: Aeolus, the Wind God. A Famous Person: Michael Faraday. A Weapon: Bow and Arrows. A Work of Art: Shakespeare's The Tempest. An Object: Airplane. | | |
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The Sylph is the metamorphosis of material Air ka. It is a wind that harries and scatters; an intellectual, yet frequently absentminded and disorganized. Sylphs are untidy, chaotic, and brilliant. They are movement and energy, quick to seize on new ideas and just as quick to leave them behind. It can also be carelessly destructive, like a strike of lightning. Sylphs are often inventors, writers, poets, and pilots. | | |
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