Kandace Keithley is a a truth teller who works with prophecies, global politics, Indigenous wisdom and medicine – and a teacher who shares her knowledge and experience with people through Bird Clan Messenger’s expanding social media network.
Wolf takes us to the land of Exile where we meet the two wolves in the depths of our soul. The White wolf of light and the Black wolf of the darkness. Spirit and intuition join together in a mighty dance to determine which perceptions, belief, and traditions we will choose?
People who are called to service resonate with Dog’s Medicine and will have a powerful Dog totem that stays with them throughout their lives. All will have dogs as companions whenever they are able throughout their lives.
Ultimately – this week, Coyote is here to remind us about the power of natural law – cause and effect. In the house of Spirit with the Grandfathers this week, he teaches us about the power of our spiritual connections and our sacred responsibilities to our Ancestors and bloodlines.
Coyote comes to us when we are going through powerful times of death and rebirth to tell us bawdy jokes and keep our spirits up. The Blackfoot People teach us Coyote is a bringer of women’s medicine which is based in our intuition, emotions and our words.
Turnabout is fair play in love and war they say. And that is exactly what we’re seeing in the Spiritual community, on the geopolitical stage – and for those of us on a healing journey, in ourselves as well.
It is no coincidence that this week’s totem from the Medicine Card deck is Coyote – the very week we’re marching toward April Fool’s Day.
Welcome to our weekly roundup of Q world news mixed with traditional teachings in a MEME-Tastic Medicine Show.
We are still in the time of healing. The revelations happening now in the collective are intended to awaken the ones clinging to their sleep. Our countries are safe. Our families are as safe as we choose to make them.
Porcupine encourages us to stay home and focus on our families, our homes, and to really start reconnecting with that little child inside – through play, dance, and laughter every day.
Grandfather Moose represents the Divine Masculine as he sits at the top of the Medicine Wheel in the North with the Grandfathers. Representing our Ancestors and their traditions, wisdom, and our connection to the Great Spirit as people and as communities. He is a powerful totem of strength, dignity and endurance who comes to us when we are in doubt and in need of motivation to continue moving forward.
Part of taking care of God’s creatures is providing for the birds and animals in cities where their natural habitats have been destroyed by human settlement. Goose asks for people to share only healthy food with the creatures. Do some research and make sure that what you’re giving them won’t make them sick. Bread is TERRIBLE for birds!
Turtle reminds us to trust divine timing – which is almost always much, much slower than we’d like it to be. Trust is key.
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