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.
This week is a Snake Medicine week in the year of the Great Mother Bear who reminds us that this entire year is a time of introspection and healing. Snake reminds us that winter is a great time to hibernate and focus on regeneration after we have experienced a period of trauma and/or Spiritual growth. We’re also talking about Turkey (Gratitude) Buffalo (Stamina, Prayer) Coyote (humor during the time of awakening) and cards from other traditions.
This week, Snake is reminding us about the primordial power of the Divine Feminine energy of regeneration – the need for hibernation, review, looking at our perception, habits and healing plans. Joining Snake – in this 2nd week of Hawk month in the year of the Great Mother Bear are Turkey,
Snake reminds us that walking the Sacred Hoop is a very long, circular process in which we walk through each house of the Medicine Wheel many times each day. We have the choice about how long we stay in each house, and the quality of our experience while we are visiting.
