October 23, 2009
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StickerGiant has new window decals featuring different mythological entities from five different cultures

First we have Kerub , from Hebrew mythology, who is an angel that often mediates between the Divine and human. This praying Kerub has many eyes, which signifies a multiple awareness of the Creation.

Amrita, from Hindu/Buddists mythology, is “the fluid of immortality”. In this sticker we see the rare event of spiritual intelligence ascending to the Crown chakra thus beginning the flow of amrita, conferring not only longevity but everlasting youth.

In Moon’s Road, from Celtic mythology, there is the depiction of a young Celtic shaman poised on a zig-zag trail lit by the moon light. He is ready for is journey to the underworld.

Melek Ta’us from Middle Eastern mythology, also referred to as “the Peacock Angel”, is the lover of the Goddess in the Feri tradition. This entity is also referred to as the God of the deepest self or “the Blue One”.

Finally we have the New Aeon Nataraj from the Vedic myths and cosmology. Nataraj means “Lord of the Dance” and refers to Shiva. New Aeon refers to the next phase of humankind’s collective spiritual growth. His left hand is in the mudra gesture signifying Simba (the lion) and his right hand is in the padma (the lotus).
Not only are these stickers full of vibrant color and visual movement but the each tell a signifigant story. They come to us at a time when many people are looking to a spiritual answer to the trials of life.
October 8, 2009
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They Might Be Giants is one of my favorite bands. My favorite song of theirs is Ant, about a ant who grows up to be President. They called, actual band members and ordered stickers! I must say it was the most exciting thing to happen to me that entire day.

More about TMBG
They Might Be Giants (TMBG) is a double Grammy Award-winning American alternative rock band which began as a duo of John Flansburgh and John Linnell, and currently also includes Marty Beller, Dan Miller, and Danny Weinkauf. Formed in 1982, they are best known for an unconventional and experimental style of alternative music. The group has found success on the modern rock and CMJ charts, in the children’s music genre, and in theme music for several television programs and films.
TMBG’s best-known songs include “Birdhouse in Your Soul” and their cover version of “Istanbul (Not Constantinople)” (both from the 1990 album, Flood), “Don’t Let’s Start” (from 1986’s They Might Be Giants), and “Ana Ng” (from 1988’s Lincoln). Their appearances on the television show Tiny Toon Adventures also brought attention to their songs “Particle Man” and “Istanbul”. Their song “Doctor Worm” was a surprise hit in Australia, ranking 13th in the Triple J Hottest 100 for the year 1998. Two TMBG albums have been certified gold: Flood and the 2005 children’s music album Here Come the ABCs. Flood has also been certified platinum.