Animal Spirit Guide: Pelican
Pelican as an Animal Spirit Guide Keywords: Forgiveness, Cooperation, Release, Adaptability When Pelican crosses your path: — Forgive yourself — Let go of resentment towards others — Let go of Continue Reading →
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“It’s too soon” means “It’s too soon.”
“No” means “no,” and “it’s too soon” means “it’s too soon.” I just got off the phone with a person who recently lost her pet, who was guilted into adopting Continue Reading →
The Elephant & the Hound
Ask Caat: Animal Communication
CONNECTING & BECOMING PROFESSIONAL and to be confident enough that when they are saying ‘no’, you can know when or when not to say … “Yes!” There’s a strength in Continue Reading →
Denise Schultz
INTERVIEWS WITH PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATORS
Animal Spirit Guide: Elephant
ELEPHANT AS AN ANIMAL SPIRIT GUIDE Key words: — Peaceful, Strength, Power, Loyalty, Affection, Deep Compassion, Intelligence, Ancient Wisdom Think about Elephant:
Animal Spirit Guide: Walrus
Walrus as an Animal Spirit Guide
Keywords:
Physical Closeness, protection, paying attention.
When walrus crosses your path:
— Hug someone you care about
— Get together with close friends
— Join a group of like-minded people
— To take the path of least resistance
Think about Walrus:
Walrus is an interesting animal. Gregarious & physically social, Walrus is slow moving & clumsy on land (they store fat) but they at home in the water (water=emotions.)
Use walrus energy when:
— You feel the need for more physical affection
— You need to be more aware of your physical surroundings
— You want to relax & feel more positive about a financial situation
Walrus medicine teaches us:
–To be aware of our surroundings, yet not be so cautious as to push people away
— That we, too, are social animals & need others for hugs, comfort & to keep us grounded- in addition to physical protection
— To prepare & store for the future
Moving effortlessly in the water, Walrus can teach us to ‘ride the emotional’ waves inevitable in our lives, to pick our battles wisely when in defensive mode, and that as long as we are close to the people we love, we will be protected from a cold and lonely heart.
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References:
Animal Spirit Guides by Steven D. Farmer
Animal Spirit Guide: Coyote
COYOTE AS AN ANIMAL SPIRIT GUIDE
Key words:
— Adaptability, Cleverness, Family, Devotion, Cooperation, Teamwork, Survival, Curiosity
When Coyote crosses your path:
— Ease up. Stop taking things so seriously.
— Stop complicating things. Don’t try to fight the situation, adapt to it.
— Don’t berate yourself for mistakes, learn from them. Accept wisdom learned as a gift.
Think about Coyote:
Cleaver and adaptable, the coyote survives. When hunting, they hunt in pairs, using a relay cooperative effort. One chases while one rests. Their family unit is close-knit and many mate for life. They look out for and protect each other, yet they are playful and want to have fun. While looked at as a pest by many, coyotes still have a sociable nature, wit and cleverness.
Use Coyote Medicine to:
— Move beyond embarrassment of foolish acts
— Become more sociable and accepting of your child within
— Accept your idiosyncracies with humor, rather than shame
— Find the wisdom from your mistakes or missteps
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References:
Animal Spirit Guides by Steven D. Farmer
Power Animal Oracle Cards by Steven D. Farmer
Animal-Speak by Ted Andrews
Psychic Accuracy
“There are two ways to be fooled. One is to believe what isn’t true; the other is to refuse to believe what is true.” -Soren KierkegaardAs I mentioned in a Continue Reading →
Animal Spirit Guide: Deer/Fawn
DEER
KEYWORDS:
— Gentleness, Caring, Kindness
— Innocence, Vulnerability
— Keen Psychic Insight, Observation
— Sensitivity & Ability to Listen
Use deer energy to:
— Open yourself up more genuinely
— Become aware of your surroundings
— Stay in the present moment
Think about a deer. It doesn’t really have the defenses that so many other animals have, not the teeth of a tiger, the quills of a porcupine or the strength of a walrus. It’s true natural defense to the world around it is it’s keen sense of observation and escaping capabilities. It’s light on it’s feet, it feels and hears the tiniest things. It’s vulnerable, yet willing to move out of it’s world to explore new beings and new sights around it.
Deer medicine can teach us to let down our guard and be vulnerable to the world around us, emotionally, physically and psychically. So often our egos of armor keep us from experiencing those things which can only be experienced through vulnerability and heightened sensitivity. In doing so, we open ourselves up for hurt, as well as experience, but without the experience, we might not feel at all. And that would be a terrible shame.