Auronellie Mythology

Auronellie is not just a name, it is a feeling: a frequency that you can tune into. It rolls off the tongue as a sacred declaration of beauty and wisdom. The origins of this name can be attributed to multiple ancient philosophies.

Auronellie is primarily a combination of two classical names: Aurora, the Roman goddess of dawn; and Nellie, short for the Greek Cornelia, which means “horn”. Together they create a unique name infused with divine feminine energy.

This feminine mysticism is further inspired by the ancient mystery schools of the Egyptian goddess Isis. The goddess is depicted as having giant gold wings, brandishing a regal sun-disk headdress with horns. The elemental abbreviation for gold is Au.

The sound of the word Auronellie (Our-On-EL-Ee) also creates an acronym: R.N.L.E. This stands for Right Now, Let’s Enjoy - a reminder to be content with the present moment.

But wait, there’s more!

“Aranelli” is a Tamil folk name of the star gooseberry tree (Phyllanthus acidus), also called the Otaheite or Tahitian gooseberry, used in Ayurvedic medicine since ancient times. The leaves, flowers, and fruit of this tree are packed with vitamin C, and are traditionally used as a cognitive tonic, liver cleanser, blood sugar reducer, and hair growth aid. Too tart to eat raw, the fruit is typically made into a delicious jam or chutney. (Pictured below)