Spiritual and Totem Insights for the Day Honey Bee

Today the Honey Bee comes in to remind us there is work to be done within our center cores. Today it is best with the energy that is around to work inside the hive. Work to remind ourselves we are good enough and have the tool sets to be what it is we need to be in positives as we walk through life. The Honey Bee also reminds us there is always work to be done, things to learn in order for our lives to be secure and interesting. Think about it for a moment…if everything was the same every day life would be boring!

This is why the Honey Bee reminds us that everything and everyone is different for a reason… perfect in our own imperfections. For we are all a part of the world around us… but also to remember that we are also the creator’s of our own Sacred Hoops… our life circles. So be careful when we are doing so that we remain true to our cores of who we are supposed to be, and build a more positive situation for ourselves.

The Honey Bee serves a very specific purpose in life, it’s job is to pollinate plants and collect nectar to make Honey. It is what drives the continued life cycle of all the plants we see and use in our daily lives. It has been said that Bees are so important to our ecosystem that if they become extinct, humans would cease to exist as well soon afterward.

Honey Bee reminds us to continue to be (no pun intended) productive in our lives while at the same time remembering to enjoy the results of all our hard work. Bees should not be able to fly for their tiny bodies are not designed aerodynamically, yet they don’t dwell on it rather they just DO. Bees also teach us about community. As they move from plant to plant, they help to continue the life cycle.

Honey Bee teaches balance with our lives, even though they are amazing workers; they also slow down to enjoy life. Reminding us that otherwise life’s purpose holds no meaning.

“Across the country and the world, many pollinators are in decline or at risk of extinction. It’s a serious issue because forests, prairies, meadows, wetlands, seashores and croplands all depend on a diverse and healthy pollinator community to thrive. Globally, nearly 85 percent of all flowering plants require help from animals to produce seeds and fruit. Without them, neither humans nor wildlife would have as much to eat and as a result the planet’s biodiversity would plummet.” ~ Gene Brandi, Bee Keeper

We need to be mindful of the Bee’s and assist them in thriving and continuing their work. We need to plant gardens, flowers that will assist the process for all the Creatures of the Great Mother Earth. WE need to become the Caretakers we are meant to be, and stop destroying the very ground we live upon.

 

 

I am Dedicated to Educating and sharing culture 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.