Jonahven Infinity Palombo

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The naming of an angel

- i.e. "Where did that middle name come from?" - (you may have to open your mind a little for this one)

We love sharing this little magical story to people in person, so I thought I'd mention it here for all to hear and see.

Far before Jonahven was even a twinkle in Holly's eye, she decided to have a tattoo that represented her and some of her earthly creations - her children. She was in New York taking a class that Alex Grey was teaching called The Mission of Art, and the person that did the calligraphy for his gallery was also a tattoo artist - Zachariah Gregory. So, Holly thought - "What a perfect time and opportunity to have this piece of art permanently inscribed on my lower back." - or something like that.

She had a symbol in the center that represented her amongst the concentric rings of creation, seeing through the eyes of love, and a symbol for each of her children surrounding. To the bottom right was a fin representing her first son, Finn. Passing away 8 hours after delivery from an aggressive birth, his sweet spirit brought the gift of teaching Holly invaluable lessons of acceptance, love and essential trust in life - the divine plan. At the top right was a brilliant sun representing her following daughter who goes by Sonny, and surely represents her alias well with her eruptive passion for all things creative. At the top left was a peaceful moon representing her second daughter, Willow Moon, also representing quite well in her calm, innocent wisdom. For the fourth symbol she chose the infinity symbol. It just seemed right, and was there to represent the infinite creation of all things that flow from the center, to the outer reaches, and back again.

When Holly was belching one afternoon (a unique tell tale sign that Holly is pregnant), I looked at her and said - "Are you pregnant?". We both just felt him there, and knew it was a him right away. We felt so excited and blessed - "This feels right". And hence forth, the fourth symbol was represented by her fourth child, our son, Jonahven Infinity Palombo - carrying with him the ages of infinite wisdom, and a collaboration of all creative beings.

Holly gave me her blessing to choose his first name, Jonahven, which came to me through numerous shamanic journeys. The spelling was clarified through a numerology session with our friend Angelleyna.

We hope you enjoyed our little sweet tale.      More to come...