Jewelry

[kat7]

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE THIS RING. Cannot say enough good stuff about it, very classy looking, just size up.

[151949]

I still am not able to figure out what this saying means. (yes, I know it is from Shakespeare) but that does not make the meaning any clearer to me. What does "hear my soul speak" mean to you? All I can think of is maybe someone is begging God to hear a prayer.

[Tissyanne]

For me, hear my soul speak would be a call out to not only a higher power, but anyone during times of grief/darkness in a person's life. My dad passed suddenly last summer, and I am walking down a path where my soul does speak from the very depth of my being.

[Sammycat1]

It's from Shakespeare's The Tempest. Today we often say "from the bottom of my heart." In The Tempest, the character Ferdinand is telling another character Miranda how much he loves her -- and getting her attention by saying, in essence, that he's declaring his love for her from the depth of his soul, his innermost being.

I don't know what it means to Shawn.

[shoekitty]

I have 2!! Yes, I love it, and it gets more compliments than anything I have. People really notice it I guess. I don't care if everyone hated it, I would love it just as much. I wear it everyday.

Unfortunately, I wasn't really careful. I clean, wash do everything with the ring. It will scratch the furniture if you are not careful, LOL! Because I have used cleaners with it, the extreme shine is not so much. But I bought the extra one for very nice occasions. I do love it.

Hint,...if you are watching your weight TAKE THIS RING OFF before being weighed in, LOL!

[shoekitty]

On 2/14/2015 happy housewife said:

I still am not able to figure out what this saying means. (yes, I know it is from Shakespeare) but that does not make the meaning any clearer to me. What does "hear my soul speak" mean to you? All I can think of is maybe someone is begging God to hear a prayer.

I think it is one of those sayings you don't want to think too deeply about. I think "hear my soul speak" is similar to what you might think. I also think it might refer to being on the outside what you feel inside.

[Q4u]

On 2/14/2015 Sammycat1 said:

It's from Shakespeare's The Tempest. Today we often say "from the bottom of my heart." In The Tempest, the character Ferdinand is telling another character Miranda how much he loves her -- and getting her attention by saying, in essence, that he's declaring his love for her from the depth of his soul, his innermost being.

I don't know what it means to Shawn.

Exactly~! From the Bottom of my Heart/Soul....

[ritasNo1Fan]

I like more literal talismans & mystical signs like pentagrams & 4 leaf clovers & Egyptian symbols instead of words imprinted on jewelry. Remember Larry Talbott in The Wolf Man movie? And Evil Eye stuff. Cool...

[Lotus]

I love this ring too....and also get many compliments on it when I wear it.

I was getting an lumbar epidural injection months ago, lying on the table face down with my hands over my head. There was a nurse there holding my hand and she loved the ring....wanted to know where I got it. I thought that was pretty funny.

And no....the shot didn't help more than a few days.

[lucylover64]

I also have this ring and LOVE it! I was initially somewhat concerned with sizing when I ordered it because I have very small hands. I wear it on my middle finger and have never regretted deciding to get it!

What "Hear My Soul Speak" also means to me: a reminder to myself to be true to my real feelings, beliefs, values, and needs.