Red Tail Hawk is the 7th card today bringing with it a lesson of patience and calm. Remember to harness just that as we walk through our day as emotions of others might be a bit edgy. So we need to learn to roll with it like the Hawk rolls with the air currents. The energy coming off from the past weekend of Grandmother Moon is still sweeping past us all and not quite settled as of yet.
We will see things rise up and down over the upcoming week and it is best if we keep to what we need to rather than be distracted and caught up in it. Step forward in positives, we own our walk no one else so remind yourself that we are not any negative idea that others may project… we are worthy of being us. So we need to own that.
Red Tail Hawk shows up to help us understand the meaning in ordinary experiences if open and become aware of our surroundings. The Red Tail Hawk is awakening our souls so that we may begin the journey of our spirituality, preparing us for those Life Lessons that will soon show up.
Red Tail Hawks are messengers of the between, sharing insights and knowledge extended to us from the Ancestors and the world of Spirit. They speak to us of looking from a different vantage point and thus giving us a broader view of any given situation, helping us to not only be aware that a message awaits us, but also helping us to understand those messages.
Red Tailed Hawks are sacred and as they enter our presence, we must honor them by opening our minds and keeping them sharp while we look for wisdom and answers as we walk the human.
The Red Tailed Hawk’s red tail feathers distinguish it from other hawks, and remember that it does not receive their red feathers until at a later point in life after it has matured and experienced life around it. These feathers must be earned. The color Red represents Power and Energy that will lie dormant until it is awakened by our Souls as they walk and journey life and honor its own Sacred Hoop.
“I am Dedicated to Educating and sharing the 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. Through the Music… the Arts…the stories…” Many Blessings to ya’ll ~bear Medicinewalker
Music provided to the Wolf and the bear Network@2020 by Chris Ferree and is available at http://www.chrisferree.com and on Itunes
Time to look at the teaching of the Medicine Wheel. I have been asked over and over about them, so as I have been taught I will now share those teachings with you. Please know that there are various interpretations of the teachings, but what I share is what I have been taught by my Teachers and my Elders over the years. So let us enter this journey today in the time of the Snow Goose, the Time of Renewal as it sits on the Top of the Medicine Wheel beginning December 22nd through January 19th.
Being born at this time puts you into the Time of Renewal with the main influencing wind being the North Winds! The Totem that walks with this birth sign is that of the Buffalo, it rests within the Turtle Clan. The polarity totem that shares balance for the Snow Goose is the Woodpecker.
The Plant Totem for Snow Goose is Bramble. also known as “Blackberry” This is commonly used by the native people in healing work by helping deal with cholic, diarrhea in tea forms and berry form, and also the leaves are used to assist with bleeding gums. This bush also has thorns for protection and yet represents also the renewal and transforming aspects of the Snow Goose People. It represents Courage, Inspiration and Persistence assisting with them getting what needs to get done taken care of. It also blends well with the Earth aspect of this totem.
The Mineral/Crystal is Peridot. This is a stone thought to be sent directly by the Ancestors and the Creator as it sparkles and has a heavenly radiance that helps with clarity of thoughts. It assists with the Spiritual side of things as well and adding strength when needed.
The Snow Goose Affinity color is White. White is the reflection of all other colors. It also in this case represents psychic energies. It represents the Snow Goose Peoples pure intent and the fact they simply do what they say they will, without a second thought.
Elements that influence the Snow Goose as born to the Time of Renewal are that of both Earth and Air
air is strongly associated with our minds, thought patterns and new ideas. this assists Snow Goose people to achieve their dreams and goals by transforming their creativity, their ideas into reality. The Element of Earth continues to ground and help balance them and also cause almost a pattern of predictability and dependability. Making them stable and conscientious people.
Snow Goose People are hard workers that when in that mode do not like to be disturbed. They are mostly healthy except have tendencies to have knee and spinal problems and arthritis. You will find that they do not go down easily however when suffering form these ailments, and often will be found pushing through the pain and getting it done, long after others would have stopped.
Relationship compatibilities are best with those born under the signs of the Beaver, Brown Bears or that of the Raven.
Their Life Path is all about Adaptation and Completion; to complete and develop new things, new ways of doing things.
Being of the Turtle Clan they are born into and effected by the Earth’s stability. Word and Deed represent the same to people of this clan, so they are dependable, reliable and can become extremely agitated when things do not get done what had been promised. They are most often extremely self sacrificing once they decide the path they will walk.
Snow Goose people are people that are practical and ambitious. They like being around people but rarely allow people to get to close. They hold fear that if they allow people in too far they will be emotionally hurt. If they do and it occurs, they will find it difficult to allow anyone else in and often keep more to themselves.
Best times of the year for people born to the Sign of the Snow Goose are from December 22 to the 19th of January, April 20th through May 20th and august 22 through September 21st.
The strongest day of the week when they can accomplish much is Saturday.
Best times of the day to accomplish things are 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m.
Hope you enjoy the insight and it is helpful within your daily life!
Blessings,
~ bear Medicinewalker
“Discovering Years” from Pathway to Destiny: Songs of Healing and Contemplation by Louie Gonnie. Available at http://www.canyonrecords.com
The Wolf Moon and a Lunar Eclipse! The energy is off the charts and for those that didn’t feel it heading in towards this evenings event you might just be feeling a bit out of sorts today.. Working in a hospital setting for over 12 years, I learned what effects the Full Moon could have on people…and sometimes it can be crazy as hell.Â
However the Wolf Moon comes about every year at this time and has an amazing story/legend that comes with it. So I encourage you to read it, and ponder just how it relates to things in today’s world. Blessings to you all and I hope you can harness the energy this evening for positives in your lives!
It was a time of the Wolf Moon (Â Wa Ya sv`no`yi`e`hi`nv`do), when a young Zuni Maiden was headed back to her home after gathering water from the nearby river, when the Navajo who were noted for their quick raids and fearless ways swept her up and carried her off. She silently watched as her village and fields burned and slowly became little more than a puff of smoke to her eyes. Her heart was shattered, and tears ran down her face.
They rode for what seemed like endless days and nights, with her tied tightly to the back of a horse. Every muscle on her cried out as each step of the horses hooves hit the ground. At daybreak, they came to a dwelling and she was dumped onto the ground in front of a group of Navajo Women. They helped her to her feet and took her into a nearby dwelling. She collapsed into a darkened corner and slept all day.
She was awakened by the sound of the Navajo Man as he entered and appeared before her. He reached down and pulled at her clothing. Her eyes pleaded with him, and then looked towards the other women as they reached and took their blankets and went out into the night. Thinking she had all but shed the last of her tears, more began to flow. It was to be a long night.
This continued for many days and nights until one morning she woke early to see the face of the Navajo Woman crouching near her. Gently holding out her hand she grasped the young Zuni maidens in her own. Then handing her a blanket and a pouch of food, she took her to doorway where she pointed to the rising sun. The young Zuni Maiden reached within herself and gathered all the strength she had and ran as fast as her legs could carry her. She ran through brush, over stones, through water and sand. She reached a high spot and turned to look . No one was following her. No one had found her.
Her large eyes looked out as she searched the terrain wondering where she was. The wind howled around her as she sat to rest and eat what little that she had been given and then laid down under the tree line to sleep. Pulling the blanket around her to keep her warm her body gave a small shudder, snow was beginning to fall. Soon her weary body fell into a deep sleep.
As the cold winds brewed across the lands, the sounds of paws crunching through the fresh fallen snow could be heard. Coming upon the small form of the Maiden, a White Wolf bent towards her and sniffed, its silvery blue eyes glinting in the night. Raising its head it released a howl to be sent out to the winds to its pack. The maiden woke with fear, afraid to move as the White Wolf stood over her.
Soon more wolves arrived dragging the lifeless body of a recent kill and pulling it towards the White Wolf. In turn It reached down and pulled it over to the young Maiden, covering it over her for added warmth. Then with a glance he commanded the pack to lay beside her, gently warming her body in the cold winter night. The wolf then encouraged her to eat form the kill as he nudged its share to her. She ate and her body began to replenish itself.
Soon the morning light shone through the trees, and the day looked brighter. Disheveled, and her body covered in blood, the cold biting into her skin, the Young Maiden began her journey once again to return to her village. At the end of the day, she fell exhausted to the ground. Crying out in pain and frustration as her body hit the earth. Tears once again ran down her cheeks, turning to ice before they could fall any further. Once again a howl could be heard across the winds and soon the White Wolf returned by her side. It could hardly be seen as it moved towards her, its white fur blending with the snow. Reaching again with its paws and encircling its fur and sharing its warmth with her. Looking towards the moon, letting out a howl to the pack calling to them so they could add their warmth to their young charge. Soon they all slept.
Together they traveled for four more days. At daybreak upon the fifth day, the Wolf nudged to the young Maiden and looked in the direction of a distant village. Her feet ran numb to the pain they held, as she got closer to the tiny village. Next to her keeping pace was the White Wolf. Soon she began to see some people of her village, calling out to them and waving, she yelled her name. They all stood silently watching as she approached. Her joy suddenly turned to fear as she soon saw them lifting their bows towards her and pointing them at the White Wolf that ran by her side.
“No do not shoot this White Wolf! It is my protector and has brought me home!” She stopped standing at the entrance to the village, the White Wolf quickly turned and ran back towards which way they had come. The Wolf had gone. She collapsed at the men’s feet.
They carried her to her family’s lodge and left her on the cold bare floor. They left her there without uttering a word. Lying on the floor next to her was her Mother and Father. She called out to them and they did not respond. The cold Winter’s wind screamed through the walls, swirling a dusting of snow around them all. With that she realized that the winds of life had long since left their bodies. She looked around her and the lodge was bare. She had come home to an empty place of death. She called out and no one answered. She was not a traitor to her people, she had been taken from them. She cried out in pain from a place deep within herself. Yet the people would not speak with her, and left her alone.
With the tender loving hands, she dug into the earth until her fingers were worn and bloody to reach the Yucca Root. So she could make the soap that would lovingly clean her parents and prepare them for burial. She adjusted their clothing and one by one she placed them on the tiny blanket and dragged them through the village to the place of the burial grounds. Once again the people watched, stared and said nothing. No one making an attempt to help her.
Leaving their bodies upon the Cliffs of Death, she sang the death song, chanting for their spirits to be taken to the Grandmother’s and Grandfather’s of the Sacred Directions. Lighting a small sacred fire, she then placed the burial bowls beside them with cornmeal borrowed from others to help in the souls safe journey. She then returned to her lodge. Empty as it was, it was home. Sometimes food was left at the door during the night.
The adults of the village did not speak to her, yet as days passed, the young people of the tribe would come and visit. Asking her to tell the story of the White Wolf. So she went about her simple life each moment, sharing the strength and unconditional love that was shared with her by a wolf with all children that sought her out wanting to learn. Sharing with them stories and encouraging them to relish in their freedom and spirit, and in turn becoming a teacher to them all.
Years passed and with it time brought age, age brought weakness, and soon it was time for her to leave the village and go to the place of death. In her heart she new she would never be taken, that she must take herself. She prepared herself, cleansing herself and putting on her worn leather dress.
She made her way through her door and onto the path that led to the burial site. The people watched as she crawled and pulled her frail self up the hill. Her eyes were filled with strength and dignity. She turned her head sensing something, and her ears heard a loud howling across the lands. She raised her voice and returned the howl. It was a howl of freedom that flowed from her, and as it did she transformed into that of a White Wolf. Gaining strength in her legs her eyes shone in the darkness as she ran across the hills to her freedom.
Today there is still seen a Woman with White flowing hair that stands a top White Woman Canyon even today. Having been seen to change before your eyes into a White Wolf. Helping others to find home, restore faith and find their own personal freedom. Listen to your Spirit form within you, and let it breathe and allow yourself to be who you are meant to be.
“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. Through the Music… the Arts…the stories…” Blessings! ~bear Medicinewalker
So today as I Shuffled the Deck, before I could choose two cards dropped together, Tobacco and White Sage. For me those are very powerful cards that speak to healing, balance and honoring and accepting Blessings. Something that I was reminded of yesterday in a very unexpected way. I had a candle of Tobacco burning in my room and had just lit some sage to cleanse my space unknowingly opening a portal of a lesson that was going to be delivered to me up close and personal.
I as some may know or not have been recovering from Spinal Surgery that I had last summer. It has been a tough journey that I waited for over 40 years. What was accomplished was not only amazing but short of a miracle. I had to wait a long time for the right surgeons and the right technology, but all in all the outcome was well worth it. My spine is normal again and I have gained 2 1/2 inches back… so I am happy no more back pain. Oh but wait, fast forward and I am dealing with excruciating nerve pain in my legs as the nerves that were dead for so long…are now being reborn. So needless to say the journey has been one of patience which I do not have and readily admit, and the other of taking care of self… putting me first something I have rarely done in my life.
So yesterday was a lesson of trust and opening to what others can do to help. Enter Bonnie Lou FG Rodriguez and her husband and my friend, Walks with Thunder https://walkswiththunder.com/. I have not been acquainted with Bonnie Lou up close and personal, and to be quite honest other than people I have worked with or know I don’t let many people in that close. Doing the work I do sometimes not only pushes people away but draws people in like a moth to a flame, and sometimes that is not a good thing. So I put up barriers and protection plain and simple. Not to say Ms. Bonnie Lou was not to be trusted, I simply did not know her. However yesterday I was caught of guard as my phone rang on Messenger and when I answered it Bonnie Lou was on the other end.
It was not a particular good moment for me as I was feeling very ill because of my pain levels, to which she saw immediately when she asked me to turn my video on. When I saw myself which is not something I do, look at myself in the mirror…I was not happy at the image I saw. I was deathly gray in color looked withdrawn and well lets just say I didn’t look good. Immediately she offered to work on sending me healing and working to pull our the stuff that was not helping me. To help reset my balance. As she did so I could feel the energy swirling and felt dizzy and pressure in my head and sinus area popping. The more I let my walls down, the more I trusted the source, the more what she was doing was working. Lesson received and noted.
I have also received Theta healing from another friend over the course of this journey from Julie Sullivan, an also amazing Healer. Again it is about opening up and trusting. So I learned a powerful lesson yet again. I am grateful and thankful to have these ad others like them in my life.
So I have to pause and give thanks to these wonderful people who have done healing work on me over this past year… to all of you who have put up prayers and sent healing energy to me. For those of you that do not believe that this works… I encourage you to open to the possibilities, to trust in the Universe as it will provide all that is needed at just the right moment.
So my prayer for us all today is that we simply open to all those possibilities, that we learn to trust even when we are possibly at our weakest moment… for us all to remember there are good people out there that are willing to help and be there when we need them to be perhaps as we have been there for others. So as we do our rituals, as perhaps we light some sage and tobacco to cleanse and offer prayer… we add some for ourselves to be healed and brought to balance as is needed.
White Sage is the sacred herb of the West, used in smudging to purify, and to send prayers to the Creator. White Sage speaks all about the Sacred Within each of us! We need to take the time to honor that and all that is Sacred in and around our lives. Time to recognize it and send thanks and gratitude up to the Creator and Ancestors, keeping us strong of mind, heart, body and keeping our intents positive. White Sage shows us that it is time to change the path of the negatives that surround us in the world today by shielding ourselves with positives! Sometimes we need to look deep within ourselves to see the destructive cycles that we have placed ourselves in most of the time without even realizing it, and then set about releasing them. Thus changing our very thought patterns. Learn to look in the mirror and see the reflection understanding that we are in deed human and have flaws. But that those flaws do not mean we are unlovable, incapable, unwanted, rather they mean we have opportunity to grow, to expand to better ourselves, and heal.
Begin by giving yourself the love you deserve… Self Love. All the time understanding and knowing that the Creator and the Ancestors that walked before us support and assist us if we are open to it. We simply have to believe and have faith. Life does not work by pushing the “Easy” button… it is all about the journey and the process we go through to make us whole, balanced and walking in positives.
White Sage speaks to honoring family, friends, all people and creatures that have walked with you and that have yet to enter your path. Honor your Guides, the Spirit that assist you each day. Honor the Elementals, the Directions, the Great Mother Earth and Father Sky. Honor Grandmother Moon and Grandfather Sun.
This is what the Sacred Sage reminds us of, this is the tone it sets for us to follow. Â Remember it is not owned by anyone, it is one of the Great Mother Earth’s many gifts to us and it is up to all of us to keep all that is Sacred safe and thriving.
White Sage assists in clearing our energy fields, driving out the negative and strengthening the positives. White Sage is held Sacred because of it’s effective purifying energies. It heals by bringing us back to balance cleansing the body and mind of negative spirits and impurities. Leaves are at times burned to drive away bad spirits, evil influences, bad dreams, bad thoughts, and illness.
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Tobacco is the sacred herb of the East, the direction of Grandfather Sun, Eagle, and the Creator. We send our prayers up in its smoke, and Eagle takes them to the Creator. Tobacco is sacred, therefore it is to be respected and comes with responsibility to use it properly. It is both a powerful tool of healing and honoring our spirit and our Ancestors that walked before us.
The Anishinaabe use a form of Tobacco known as kinikinik, or a red willow mix. Because it opens the door to the Creator, When Tobacco is used to make smoke, it is one of the most sacred of plants for Native people. Tobacco is also one of the four sacred plants. It represents the Eastern Direction and the mind.
The Elders say that tobacco is used to connect the Spirit World as the plant’s very roots penetrate deeply into the the Great Mother Earth, and its smoke rises high into the sky to reach the Creator’s gaze. This plant is highly respected and highly honored. The gifting of tobacco is a beautiful way the people show respect and honor to others. Ceremonies using tobacco invokes a connection to universal energies and to the Creator, a connection made between earthly and spiritual realms is to be considered sacred.
Prayer, Offerings, Purification and Respect... remember these for meanings as you use the Sacred Tobacco plant.
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…”
So as I sat this morning to pull the 7th card from the Deck, to gain insight it struck me to my core when the Medicine Wheel fell from it before I could pull one single card. It is very fitting for the day, for the times. Many people at this moment are feeling shifts and reeling from energy that has them confused in the chaos of the world.
People who do spiritual work whether they are Clergy or Healers, Doctors or Counselors… we all have our hands full. Not only with the people that seek us out but for ourselves trying to balance and make sense out of things. Negatives are splashed all over social media, news reports and even in everyday life. People are turning on each other out of rage and hatred… compassion is slipping away and our connection to our very humanity is seemingly lost through a deep dark crevice that seems to be swallowing up everything that is good in the world whole.
Fires in Australia no words to speak over the loss of life and species that are being consumed in this angry fire that is like hell fire reigning down on the land. Politicians seeking to fill their own pockets and not caring about the people they serve. They may say they all are but not really. Neighbor against neighbor… religions against religions… fighting against the man in religion not the religion itself, for Creator and the Heavens weep at our foolishness as Mankind has forgotten how to e kind. All this and a Lunar Eclipse at the end of the week has us all in a flux. People are doubting their own convictions and paths. We are tired, we are lost, we are feeling useless.
But we must ALL remain strong… if that means we take a moment for our self, that is okay. We are all Human and we need to remember that, we need to know it is okay if we stop to take a breath, okay if we fall and need help getting back up, okay to question things for it is all part of the Human Journey. It is our human existence to push through, to fail and then learn from those failings. There is no such thing as perfect. There is only Human… and with Human there is always error and growth. Yet it is up to each of us to determine if that growth will be negative or positive. Us it is up to us… we control the outcome of how things effect us… no one else… we choose how we react to life’s chaotic moments that flow around us, no one else.
So the next time you are sitting on your phone or computer and you are set to perhaps write a nasty response… or the next time you get angry at something that occurs in or around your life… perhaps Take a Little…Give a Little… Pray a Little or Maybe Pray a Lot that things will get better, that we as a human race will learn a little more from our mistakes… that we will all learn to care a little more. That is what I pray for every day… every moment I can breathe and I hope you will all join me in that thought.
So the Circle has meant similar things to many various cultures throughout time and continues to do so. So no matter what culture we are standing in, what Spiritual Side we utilize in our lives, we are more alike than perhaps many are willing to admit.
Whether it is the Winged Ones, the Four Leggeds, the Plant People, the Crystal and Rock Keepers, the Swimmers or Creepers we all evolve together in the harmony that we were born to. The four lines in the Wheel speak to us of the four directions, the four colors to the cultures and the four parts of our human, the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual being. To understand the Medicine Wheel is to understand self.
This is what we need to understand, that the strengths, the creative, the spiritual, the faults, the imperfections all lie with in each of us. They are all part of who we are, constantly evolving. As a wheel is circular and continues in a constant state of birth to death constantly moving through change, so are we. To understand that about ourselves is how we are to attain balance.
To understand that we are All Connected that we All imprint on the world, the energy that we exist in is to understand the nature of how things co-exist. That there has to be opposites for balance…light and dark. rain and heat, night and day, birth and death… All a intricate part of the Human experience.
Ask yourself what is it that you need to day to add to the positives in your own life, what is it you need in order to set your mind to in order to keep the negative at bay? So today, look to yourself and think about how each word, each action, each breath you take is part of a bigger Hoop, then think what it is You need to do to put your own Circles into a place of balance with all that is Sacred honoring who you are meant to be.
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…”
Today the Badger shows itself in the seventh spot as it tells us to start digging out all the crap that no longer serves us. Clean it out like a festering wound for all it will do if we do not is fester and add sickness and negativity to our lives. Which makes no sense at all when we have the ability to release it. Why should we walk forward carrying what can not be changed? Why should we walk forward carrying other peoples negatives? If we are honest with ourselves we would see it does not help us but rather hinders our own growth.
It stills our possibility to become a more powerful being. So take the time needed today and bring about balance to yourself… I guarantee you it will be a huge weight that will be unburdened from your lives.
Badger also reminds us that guilt is a human factor that for some crazy reason even if we don’t need to hold on to it, we do. So time to release it, fix it, apologize for it…. whatever it takes to re-balance ourselves in positive manners!
Badger shows up reminding us that we all must trust in our abilities utilize them to take on challenges that show up in our journeys. It is time to step away from our hiding places we have created and show the world what we are made of. Remember what is important to us and who we are as unique individuals that have a place in this world.
The message Badger brings is loud and clear… walk your own path to the beat of your own drum. Have faith in yourself and your talents and abilities. Know that you handle any challenge that shows up. Who cares what others say. Come out from hiding and start taking names and numbers.
Aggressiveness and the willingness to fight for what you want in this life and that is what Badger has to teach us. Just how to temper it and apply the right kid of pressure when needed and when to make a stand. Badger teaches us to use our healing abilities to push forward in positives in life and to aggressively move the obstacles that are in our way even if we are the ones that have placed them there.
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…”
Blessings to you All!
~ bear
Music provided by Chris Ferree and available at http://www.chrisferree.com as part of the Wolf and the bear Network @2019
So today in the 7th spot Frog hops in to share that the energies should be cool and calm around you, simply take a moment to catch your breath. Excitement should fill you with all the new opportunities that are at each of our fingertips if we only have the initiative and strength to reach for them. Today is the 2nd day of the new year, enjoy the newness that we can create! WE all have got this.
Frog brings with it the sense of renewal…of rebirth a cleansing of sorts to open us to new and better things. Insights will come clearer if we just slow down enough to understand them. So go out today and embrace the newness of the day filled with opportunity!
The Frog teaches us of transition and transformation, supporting us as we walk through times of change. Connecting us with the our deepest emotions and assisting us with the process of cleansing our physical, emotional, spiritual selves to attain balance. Â The Frog represents the cycles of life, birth and rebirth. If we take a glimpse at the Frogs own journey through life from a tadpole to the adult state it mirrors the many cycles of transformation and rebirth in our own lives.
Frog assists us with the process of owning our own personal power. Recognizing it by cleansing ourselves of what no longer serves us and embracing with open arms what is now possible.
“I am Dedicated to Educating and sharing the 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. Through the Music… the Arts…the stories…” Many Blessings to ya’ll ~bear Medicinewalker
