Where did your name come from?
Posted on May 26th, 2007
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This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for May 21, 2007:
My name was Elias Lilien. Lilien is an update of "Field of lillies," and so I believe my family at one point were gardeners or at least lived where lillie once grew. It resonates with me because I never knew my father and so all I know about him comes from me, and I love to make things grow. It is my nature to mend, to nurture and to water the garden - so to speak.
But Lilien is no longer my name. I changed it when my stepfather married my mother. My name now means Two Mountains. My first name is the English / Greek version of "God is one," which translates as the same thing in every non asian language I've looked up.
It can be
Helios
Elijah
Eliezer
Eliahu and more.
But Lilien is no longer my name. I changed it when my stepfather married my mother. My name now means Two Mountains. My first name is the English / Greek version of "God is one," which translates as the same thing in every non asian language I've looked up.
It can be
Helios
Elijah
Eliezer
Eliahu and more.
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