Spiritual and Totem Insights of the Day the White Rhino

Today the White Rhino drops from the deck, reminding me of an old friend who has since passed yet always remains present in my thoughts. Bringing to light that today is to be thoughtful and full of introspect. That today we remember that although force is sometimes needed to get our point across, more often than not however we can make better headway by simply being calm and peaceful.

So today be mindful of where you leave your footprint, for once that step has been made it can not be undone and will leave its mark. But if it is done properly it will leave a positive imprint that will grow into even more positive things.

White Rhino’s stand as Keepers of Timeless and Ancient Wisdom, Key Keepers to the Past and connecting us to what we need to remember and unlock in order to move in a balanced way in our life. Rhino will teach us to be more sensitive to others understanding emotions and how our deeds and words can impact and imprint on the world around us. Guiding us to do and say in the proper way to promote positives.

The Rhino shares that sometimes solitude can assist us in seeing our own self in truths and learn to unconditionally accept and love self. Teaching us how to be comfortable in our own skins…our own true self. Since the Rhino’s eyesight is poor they teach us to look and listen more acutely tuning into what is truth and what is not.

Rhino’s teach us to be more peaceful, that we should go out of our way to avoid trouble and confrontation. To look for solutions rather than aggression and only show our aggressive side when we are threatened. Patience and perseverance are what the Rhino will teach us if we allow it. To understand that our Spiritual and anything else on our life that we want to achieve is done by taking one step at a time, careful not to miss anything by trying to race to the goal.

The White Rhino is Guardian of Ancient Wisdom’s and teaches us to respect all life as Sacred.

“I am Dedicated to Educating and sharing Cultures with the World. It is not enough merely to teach 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…”