By: Ricky

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Ma-KuFloat 20

• By Ricky

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Chinese Goddess

• The Chinese Goddess Ma-Ku personifies the goddess
  in all people. She took land from the sea and
  planted it with Mulberry trees. She freed the
  slaves from her cruel father.
• She is the Goddess of Spring and Flowers.

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• The symbol you see in the
  background and in the upper-left hand corner
  means spring time.
• Spring time personifies Ma-Ku

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Mulberry Tree

• The Mulberry is native to eastern and central
  China.
• The tree is from the Marceau, which means the
  Moray.

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Work Cited
Magia D La Luna

• http//www.magialuna.net/godm.html
  

"Magia Dâ La Luna." Magia Dâ La Luna. Ed.
Alliance of solitary practitoners. 28 Jan. 2009
lthttp//www.magialuna.net/godm.htmlgt.