First, let me share with you that my medicine on the Wheel in the East is the lowly little mouse. I have always enjoyed the wonderful talesĀ about mice. Things like the comparison of the country mouse and the city mouse. I am a country mouse. I like the fields and nature and the open [...]
Posts Tagged ‘totems’
The Eagle’s place on your personal wheel ~
Posted in spirituality, teaching, wisdom, tagged Add new tag, Eagle, East, learning, Mouse medicine, Original People, power, responsibility, teaching, teachings, totems on December 8, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
How totems work, at least for me ~
Posted in encouragement, helping, spirituality, teaching, tagged balance, character, guidance, learning, personal, teacher, totems, wisdom on October 30, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
It seems best to start with Wagle Shun, my south totem teacher. I have felt her presence since I was a small child and will admit that it is her wisdom that has kept me from crashing on the rocks during the early part of my journey. Since she is the totem of the mystic, [...]
Totems ~
Posted in spirituality, teaching, tagged animals, friends, helpers, journey, learning, plants, power, stones, teachers, totems, trees on September 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Have you wondered what you might have as a totem? These energies in our lives are not worshiped in the sense of worshiping Hashem, did you know that? There is Wakan Tanka, who is worshiped, {directly translated, Sacred Spirit}, the totems are allies, helpers, teachers, even friends.
So, how do they function in our lives? There [...]
Sacred Circles ~
Posted in spirituality, teaching, tagged dynamic, individual, learning, Lutheran, medicine wheel, Native American, path, personal truth, sacred circles, teachings, totems, wisdom, witch on September 8, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I am fascinated by all sacred circles, not least because my query to a Lutheran minister teaching us Catechism got me ousted from the classes altogether. He was teaching that with God the time line has no beginning and no end. I asked if that, (a line with no beginning and no end,) wasn’t a [...]