Wallabies! Spiders! And a snake!
I don't know what your spiritual beliefs are but mine have slowly revealed themselves and changed over time, getting stronger and stronger as I grow and age.
One of the things I believe is that God is always showing me messages through the animals I come in contact with. When I see an animal I wasn't expecting or it shows up again and again in a short period of time, then I look up the so-called spiritual meaning of it.
The last few days have been laughable; there have been so many animals, dead and alive, showing up to show me something.
Today, I saw one of the rarer species of wallaby that lives in the bush near our home. I also saw a giant spider inside the house that I'm not sure I've ever seen in this part of Australia. And this afternoon, one of my neighbours shown me where a carpet python (non venomous snake) was curled up, having a rest.
SO many of the animals that have been 'talking' to me these last few days are suggested to be powerful omens of transformation, deep change, rebirth.
I've felt like I've been in deep mud for weeks now, and shallow mud for years. So I'm very curious to see what's to come.
My hope? That I adapt and change quickly, easily, gracefully; releasing the past stories and limitations so I can fully step into whatever is to come.
Do you share my belief that animals have messages for us?
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I’m guessing Australians are less scared of spiders and snakes? Is that true?
No, we are just as scared as everyone else... but you do get to learn which ones are scary-looking and which ones are dangerous.
Kind of what @aussieninja said. But this Australian? Yes, I'm less afraid, mostly because of the way I was raised. But also, if you catch me out running in the bush and see my reaction when I've just spotted a venomous snake on the track and I'll look just as scared as the next person 😅
I think I’d be slightly scared of such creatures! I bet they’re impressive though?
I think so :)
I don't personally believe that animals have messages for us... but I am genuinely concerned about their future, especially as we keep expanding our suburbs outwards and reducing their habitats for farming... and then obviously the impact climate change and extreme weather events will have on them - it all feels very unfair.
😳😶🤗 I feel ya. I top, adore animals and wish we were, collectively, doing a better job of looking after them and their habitat.
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Your reflections resonate deeply. The evolution of our beliefs is a beautiful journey, where every experience becomes a teacher. The connection with nature and its creatures is a constant reminder that we are in a cycle of transformation and rebirth.
Feeling trapped in uncertainty is human, but your curiosity and willingness to adapt are true signs of courage. Accepting change with grace allows us to free ourselves from the chains of the past and embrace the new. Maintaining hope is essential; what lies ahead may be an unexpected gift. Trust each step of the way, and remember that every encounter is an opportunity to grow.