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Animal Spirit Guides

     
Ancient Native Americans believed that all animals had lessons to teach and had
healing or inspirational power. When they held or carried a certain fetish, or meditated
on it's meaning, they believed they drew the special energy of the animal into
themselves.

Today, in a search for a closer walk with the earth, many are relearning the old ways of
these ancient people, using the animal energy as the Native Americans did. To choose which animal energies are right for you, simply take a deep breath, still yourself
and ask your inner being. You will have a knowing, as the ancient people did long
ago.


Alligator
Survival, Stealth
     

Antelope
Speed, Grace, Rapid Advancement
     

Bear
Strength, Introspection, Self-Knowledge
     

Beaver
Building, Shaping, Structure

Bee
Service, Gathering, Community
     

Bird
Unity, Freedom, Individuality
     

Buffalo
Abundance, Healing, Good fortune
     

Butterfly
Transformation, Balance, Grace

Caribou
Travel, Mobility
     

Cougar
Balance, Leadership
     

Coyote
Humor, Trickiness, Reversal of fortune
     

Crane
Balance, Majesty

Crow
Council, Wisdom, Resourcefulness
     

Deer
Gentleness, Sensitivity, Peace
     

Dolphin
Joy, Harmony, Connection with self
     

Dragonfly
Skill, Refinement, Relentlessness

Eagle
Potency, Healing Power, Illumination
     

Elk
Pride, Power, Majesty
     

Fox
Cleverness, Subtlety, Discretion
     

Frog
Cleansing, Peace, Emotional Healing

Goat
Tenacity, Diligence
     

Goose
Safe return, Love of home
     

Hawk
Awareness, Truth
     

Hedgehog
Self-preservation

Horse
Freedom, Power, Safe movement
     

Hummingbird
Beauty, Wonder, Agility
     

Lizard
Letting go, Elusiveness
     

Loon
Communication, Serenity

Moose
Unpredictability, Spontaneity
     

Mouse
Illusion, Charm
     

Otter
Joy, Laughter, Lightness
     

Owl
Wisdom, Vision, Insight

Porcupine
Innocence, Humility
     

Quail
Protectiveness, Group Harmony
     

Rabbit
Conquering fear, Safety, Innocence
     

Raven
Mystery, Exploration of the unknown

Salmon
Trust, Strength, Determination, Persistence
     

Sandpiper
Quickness, Foraging, Scavenging
     

Seagull
Carefree attitude, Versitility, Freedom
     

Seal
Contentment

Skunk
Caution, Warning, Respect
     

Snail
Perseverence, Determination
     

Snake
Power, Life force, Sexual Potency
     

Spider
Web of Life, Interconnectedness, Industrious

Squirrel
Trust, Thrift
     

Swan
Elegance, Nurturing together, Relationship, Oneness
     

Turtle
Love and Protection, Healing and Knowlege
     

Wolf
Teaching skill, Loyalty, Independence

Whale
Creativity and Intuition

Bear
(Awakening the Power of the Unconscious):


Ursus Major, the great Bear constellation includes the seven stars of the big dipper and they are linked to the seven great rays of light of the Divine. It has lunar symbology giving it ties to the sub- and un-conscious mind. It was an animal associated with the goddess Diana, a goddess of the moon. It also symbolizes alchemy, the nigredo of prime matter. It relates to all initial stages and primal instincts.


The bear teaches how to go within to find the resources necessary for survival. It can teach you to draw upon all of your inner stores of energy and essence even those which have never been tapped or accessed. Meditating and working with bear will help you to go within your soul's den—your inner sanctum—to find your answers.


In the winter, the bear's kidneys shut down completely. Metaphysically, the kidneys are symbols of discernment and discrimination. If bear has shown up in your life, ask yourself some important questions. Is your judgment off? How about those around you? Are you not recognizing what is beneficial in your life? Are you not seeing the core of good, deep within all situations? Are you being too critical of yourself or others? Are you wearing rose-colored glasses? Bear medicine can teach you to go deep within so that you can make your choices and decisions from a position of power.


Bears love trees. The tree is a powerful and ancient symbol. It is a natural antenna, linking the Heavens and the Earth. As bear teaches you to go in and awaken the potentials inherent, the tree serves as a reminder that we must bring what we awaken out into the world and apply it, make our marks with it. Anyone with a bear totem should keep the cub in them-selves alive and occasionally climb trees—if only to get a clear perspective.


It is important to not hide away and hibernate all year-round. You must come out of the den. This is reflected in the birthing process where birth occurs in Winter and Spring brings a departure from the den. It often reflects a need to go deep within yourself, to have periods in your life when you can be more reclusive. During these times, you will be able to go within yourself and even give birth to two or three ideas or projects. They can be nursed through the winter and then as spring approaches emerge with your babies to help them grow. Those who have a bear as a totem will find this cycle very natural. They will also find that with the spring will come opportunities to act more assertively in regard to that which has been nursed through the winter months. Bear people should be patient, as cubs will usually stay for two years. This can reflect that those projects may not come to fruition until the second year of the cycle. Also, black bears can be very playful, both as adults and as young cubs. This is a reminder for those with the black bear as a totem.


All bears are fond of honey. Honey is the natural sweetness of life. It is usually found in the hives, located in trees, again reflecting a connection between bears and trees. It is a reminder for those with this totem to go within to awaken the power, but only by bringing it out into the open and applying it will the honey of life be tasted.


Ted Andrews, Animal Speak

Animal Guides

Animal Guides
   There are just as many explanations as there are civilizations who believe animals are part of our spiritual teachers and guides. From the Far East, to Native Americans, a sacred Cow from Hinduism and the Dove of Peace that plays a key role as a guide in Christian literature. All societies believe animals have played and do play a special role in our spiritual lives.
   The connections we have with the animal kingdom isn't just restricted to Paganism, Shamanism, the NewAge or metaphysical beliefs and understandings. So take some time to look at a church, a chapel, synagogue or gathering place belonging to a religious sect that you're not real familiar with. Talk to others about their beliefs and ask them what animals come to mind when they describe the relationships between that kingdom and the kingdom of their God. It's really a great way to learn, bridge gaps and even share knowledge.
   As for me and my beliefs and understandings come from a Cherokee heritage. It is widely believed that animals here in the physical form, as well as the spiritual form, are all guides and teachers and when one crosses our path, we are to learn something from them. When you see an animal in the woods or a bird in the sky, think to yourself, what is this raccoon trying to tell me? What does the eagle want me to see? You can try to connect with creature and see if communication is possible. But even if it isn't, you can decipher the meaning.
Animals of the Physical Kingdom
   The easiest way to gain understanding about an animal who crosses your path in the physical form is to define the characteristics that you associate with that animal. Start an encyclopedia of symbolic representations. Much like the Dream encyclopedias you see on the market, make one for yourself. Those "dream" books are really just someone else's interpretation of symbolic items, so why not use the interpretation that really matters...YOURS. Once you start filling up your encyclopedia, you will be able to use it for both these animal encounters and dream interpretations. After all, your interpretations will be valid for both events and much more meaningful for YOU then someone else's ideas or perceptions.
Animal Messages
   To find the meaning or message behind the animal that cross your path, you need to examine 4 basic parts of the encounter. This is best explained through scenario, so here goes:

       Let's say you see a hawk circling your house one morning on your way to work. Stop for a few moments and watch it. Try to distinguish the colors and if you can, determine what kind of hawk it is, today you see a North American Red Shoulder Hawk.

       Now consider the 4 basic parts of the encounter. (You might think about keeping a journal and describing what happened. If you don't have time now to decipher the meaning of the visitation, you'll have enough information to do it later.)

           * What are the characteristics of the animal.
           * What does this animal represent to you.
           * What do the colors of the animal mean to you.
             For example, the hawk had red shoulders, what do you think of when you see red and what does red on the shoulders mean for you.
           * Describe what the animal was doing. What was your gut feeling at that moment.
             For instance, was the hawk just soaring and enjoying it's view from above, or was it searching for something. A place to land? Something to eat? Give your description in as much "feeling" and intuitive detail as possible.

   Next, you might find or read about the scientific and physiological characteristics of the animal to help you determine what could have been doing. You can certainly go to the library and look it up in an encyclopedia. But if you can get your hands on Ted Andrew's Animal Speak book, you'll have some wonderful explanations of what this bird might represent to you. You might even look for a Peterson's Field Guide book (ie: Peterson's Field Guide to Birds). These are wonderful books to have around the house, they can help you identify just about any animals you might encounter.
   Once you've got all this together and recorded in your journal. Step back and contemplate a little on what you wrote. How does your interpretation of this event fit into your life. What aspect does the visitation shed information or light upon.
   Here's another example that puts all this together:

       You and I are walking through the woods, I'm on your left, you on my right. The dirt path is wide, shaded slightly from the warm sun and we can see far off to the next bend. A large green snake crosses the path in front of us. Moving from left to right, going from south to the north. It makes no move toward us. It simply moves patiently and methodically across the path, about 15 feet in front of us.

   Now, how would I interpret the snakes message depends on a few of my perceptions.

       * For me, green is a healing color and snakes represent medicine, as in the medical insignia.
       * I believe that when we receive information or energy from the Divine, it enters our body from the left intuitive side. We deliver it from the right action side.
       * The south represents the physical world, probably because I know the lower chakras of the body are the physical chakras that we re-create in each new embodiment. The upper chakras are the ones we take from lifetime to lifetime and are part of the soul/spirit. So I have always associated the north with spirit.

   Based on these perceptions, seeing a green snake, cross from my left, to my right, going from south to north and without any aggressive move toward us, would be telling me a healing will be needed along this path. I will probably be the one giving the healing energy as it passes through me from left to right. The snake moving toward the north indicates the healing will be one of spirit, or a information will be given that will bring about a spiritual healing for someone along this path.
   Now that might be my interpretation. But how can perception change the meaning of the same event?

       You see a snake cross the path in front of us. You notice the snake slithers away into the undergrowth and you stop in your tracks. Not sure if you want to continue past it's location, you stare at the hiding place, move away from the underbrush and quickly rush past the crossing point.

   Your perceptions will have an affect on the message that you saw:

       * You had a bad experience as a child with a snake and you've been frightened of them ever since.When you see a snake, you see danger.
       * Universally green is a healing color and you accept this belief as part of your truth.

   When you see a snake, you see danger and a sense of fear crosses your being. Although you are frightened, you see "healing" in part of the message. But for you, it's that someone will become injured and need to be healed in some fashion. The snake slithers away into the undergrowth and you stop in your tracks. Something hidden is involved in this process. Perhaps something that is hidden needs to be healed in order for a progression to take place and the person begins moving forward once again.
   Do you see how the same event can be interpreted so differently by two people, based on their life experiences and perceptions. Yet even in the different view, the message is still present. But the message means something different to each person involved.

http://www.gape.org/geeklog/public_html/article.php?story=2004020511500590

PASJA ZVESTOBA IN BREZPOGOJNA LJUBEZEN

Psi imajo telepatske in zunajčutne sposobnosti - Od njih se učimo predanosti in brezpogojne ljubezni - V starih legendah so si psi priborili pomemben položaj - Cukanje za pasje uhlje menda prežene demone


Psi so poleg mačk najbolj priljubljeni in pogosti domači ljubljenčki. Poleg majhnih puhastih salonskih psičkov imamo tudi velike pasme psov, lovske pse, pse z rodovnikom, mešance itd. Za psa se ponavadi odločijo posamezniki, ki se od njih učijo lekcije brezpogojne ljubezni, zvestobe in vdanosti. Pes svojega gospodarja običajno obožuje, ga v celoti sprejema in ljubi takšnega, kakršen je in tega naj bi se le-ta tudi "nalezel". Pogosto si postavljamo pogoje, ki naj bi jih izpolnili, da bi končno imeli radi sami sebe. Šele ko bomo npr. shujšali, si pobarvali lase, našli spodobno službo, naredili izpite ali končali šolanje ipd., tedaj se bomo vzljubili in sprejeli, si dopovedujemo. Gre za pogoste miselne vzorce, ki zavirajo naš osebnostni razvoj in duhovno rast. Če se ne zmoremo sprejeti prav takšne, kot smo ta trenutek, brezpogojno, pomeni, da se moramo resno zamisliti nad svojim negativnim miselnim programiranjem. Našemu hišnemu ljubljenčku je seveda popolnoma vseeno, koliko kil imamo, kakšno pričesko ali oblačila nosimo in koliko svojih zastavljenih ciljev nismo dosegli. Takšni, kot smo, z vsemi morebitnimi pomankljivostmi in namišljenimi napakami, smo zanj popolni in ljubezni vredni. To je najpomembnejša lekcija, ki jo sporočajo naši pasji prijatelji.


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