Spiritual and Totem Insights for the Day – the Heron

Well I woke this morning to hearing the song “All about that Bass” in my head today… you know the one I am talking about… the one by Meghan Trainor. Yeah that is the one, telling us to not worry about being what society and media tells us we should be…. Then I sit; shuffle the deck and the Heron flips over with the message Time to use our OWN brains… to not live by others expectations.” That’s right Heron says shhhhh, just get up, look in the mirror and be happy with who you are. You are Original, You are Unique, One of a Kind… learn to be who you are meant to be as You.

Learn to ground yourself, learn to bring balance to your OWN SACRED HOOP… by stepping carefully through the negatives and understanding your voice is good enough and your positive outlook, the positive choices we each make can make a difference in our world.

Heron brings with it the strong connection to the Great Mother Earth. It teaches us to channel that inner strength and using it to ground and remain strong in the course. Be strong and balance so that you can accomplish many things at the same time. Heron shares with us the ability to become independent and self reliant, yet knowing when to change and adapt in life when needed. Follow your own path, not necessarily the direction that others tell you to walk. You have this, and are capable.

They teach us to be comfortable in our own being, and happy. To love self and understand we are all worthy of good and positive things. Typically they spend much time on their own, but know that it is at times better to be more social and step out of their comfort zones to add experiences and keep the balance of all things in their Sacred Hoop.

Use your steps wisely as the Heron does and take advantage of the exact moment when it is time to move in a positive motion on your path.

I am bear Medicinewalker and I am dedicated to Educating and sharing the lessons, teachings and culture I have been taught by my Elders and journey with the World. It is not enough merely to learn the ways of our Elders. We must honor those traditions by sharing and educating the World. Inspiring others …Inspiring our Youth. Through the Music… the Arts…the stories…”