I. Listen to your Spirit Guide.

II. Only that approved by the Spirits will be.

III. To find your Spirit Guide, you only have to
ask.

IV. Light a White Candle.

(birhtday candles work best)

V. Recite the following.

VI. Great Spirit I invite you to come to me.

Come to me so I might come to You.

I am Here, I am Waiting

I am Here, I am Waiting

I am Here, I am waiting

My spirit guides/totems are, a big gray she wolf, who walks at my left side, the dog, at my right, a huge black bear behind me and a Raven before me, those are the ones that have been the most constant, especially the wolf and raven.

Now... My totem right now would be a small bird. They teach me to fly (fall and miss the ground) and the sense of family care. They build their own homes and have a sense of decoration (I have seen ribbons, tinsel and many different things in their nests) and they work to make sure their family is fed.

Crow - been with me since I set foot on this path. My guide on all journey's. Hawk - new spirit for me. Teaching me courage, helps me to fly, protects me. Still learning lots from Hawk. Fox - watches my back and keeps me safe. Lots of clashes with Crow. Provides me with caution and balance. Frog - not sure about this one. Only appeared to me twice. Changes in my life. Anybody work with Frog (not you big guy) want to help me out with this one?

Orca’s (WHALE) Wisdom Includes:  Creator of the Cosmos  Ability to convert raw matter into stars, planets, etc.  Breaking down the barriers of the human mind  Obliterating the concept of good or evil  Using the vibrational energy of song to heal  Finding your soul song  Soul memory  Seeing the unseen  Ability to seal soul fissures and energy leaks According to coastal Indians, Orca was created by the hunter who carved a “blackfish” out of yellow cedar and commanded it to kill his wicked in-laws. Orca tore the men to bits and returned to the Tlingit man, Natsalane, who then ordered the sleek animals never again to prey on humans. And, to this day, Orca, the top predator of the sea, doesn’t eat people. Indeed, the Tlingit people of southeast Alaska consider Orca a custodian of the sea.

Jaguar’s Wisdom Includes:  Seeing the roads within chaos  Understanding the patterns of chaos  Moving without fear in the darkness  Facilitating soul work  Empowering oneself  Moving in unknown places  Shapeshifter  Psychic sight Black Jaguar’s Wisdom Includes :  Keeper of the circular time continuum  Gatekeeper to the Unknowable  All wisdom listed above for Jaguar According to Mayan beliefs, the journey of the sun across the sky and the darkness of night stood for the eternal journey of human consciousness and its transformations. The sun at midday was compared to the Eagle, flying high in the sky. Then it plunges below the horizon, just as we plunge into the dark where we face our spiritual challenges and are transformed. The hidden sun was said to be Jaguar, whose spotted skin symbolized the stars glittering in the night sky. Thus, it was called the “Jaguar Sun.” Jaguar is the earth father. As earth father, he presides over the sacred power in the earth and the animals who live upon it. The force that lives within the mountains, which gives them their volcanic and transformative power, is the same underworld source of power and energy as the Jaguar Sun. The Mayan word for Jaguar is IX (pronounced eesh).

Rabbit/Hare's Wisdom Includes:  Guile  Paradox and contradiction  Living by one’s own wits  Receiving hidden teachings and intuitive messages  Quick-thinking  Humility  Moving through fear  Strengthening intuition

Crow/Rook’s Wisdom Includes:  Guardian of the place before existence  Linear time vision - sees past, present and future all at once  Evolutionized form of Velociraptor  Honoring ancestors  Carrier of souls from darkness into light  Working without fear in darkness  Guidance while working in shadow  Moves freely in the void  Understands all things related to ethics  Shapeshifter

Cougar/Mountain Lion/Puma’s Wisdom Includes:  Using leadership power wisely and without ego  Balancing power, intention, strength  Gaining self-confidence  Freedom from guilt  Cunning For the Zunis of Turtle Island (Southwest United States), Cougar was the Master Hunter, known for its high intelligence, its knowledge of other animal and life forms, its physical prowess, its strength of will, and its intuitive ability. Cougar sees the maintenance of its territory as essential for its survival. Poshaiankia, the father of the Medicine Societies, designated Cougar the duty of carrying messages from humans to the higher spirits, because of this animal’s personal power, superior knowledge, strength of will, and steadfastness. Therefore, Cougar represents the link between ourselves and the most powerful spirits in Zuni Mythology: Mother Earth, Father Sky, and the Originator of All.

Coyote is the antihero whose antics make it easier to see ourselves. Coyote's Wisdom Includes:  Understanding that all things are sacred--yet nothing is sacred  Teaching that only when all masks have fallen will we connect with the Source  Intelligence  Singing humans into being  Childhood trust in truth  Teaching us how to rear our young  Brings rain  Ability to laugh at one’s own mistakes  Placing the North Star  Shape-shifting  Teaching balance between risk and safety  Illumination  Stealth

Owl's Wisdom Includes:  Silent and swift movement  Seeing behind masks  Keen sight  Messenger of secrets and omens  Shape-shifting  Link between the dark, unseen world and the world of light  Comfort with shadow self  Moon magick  Freedom

Heron's Wisdom Includes:  All aspects of diversity  Self-reliance  Boundaries  Exploration  Self-esteem  Balancing multiple tasks

Lion's Wisdom Includes:  Letting go of stress  Strong family ties  Strength  Courage  Energy  Self fullfillment

Cheetah's Wisdom Includes:  Ability to focus intently on something for a short period of time  Swiftness  Self-esteem  Accelerating time  Keenness of sight

Hummingbird's Wisdom Includes:  Ability to heal by using light as a laser from mouth  Endurance over long journeys  Ability to fly into small places to heal  Joy  Happiness  Love

Frog's Wisdom Includes:  Reminder of common bonds with all life  Singer of songs that celebrate the most ancient watery beginnings  Transformation  Cleansing  Understanding emotions  Rebirth

Mole's Wisdom Includes:  Guardian of the lower regions  Connection with the energies of the Earth  Knowledge of herbs, roots, minerals, seeds, rivers, and other hidden bounties of the earth  Ability to turn inward  Introspection and blindness to all but light and dark in the material world  Love expressed in nature  Sensitivity to touch and vibration (the kinesthetic sense)  Understanding of energies and fluxes

Deer/Hart's Wisdom Includes:  Gentleness in word, thought and touch  Ability to listen  Grace and appreciation for the beauty of balance  Understanding of what's necessary for survival  Power of gratitude and giving  Ability to sacrifice for the higher good  Connection to the woodland goddess  Alternative paths to a goal

Spider's Wisdom Includes:  Master weaver  Weaver of the web of fate  Wisdom  Creativity  Divine inspiration  Shapeshifting  Understanding the patterns of illusion  Female energy for the creative force of life

Buffalo/Bison's Wisdom Includes:  Earth Creativity  Feminine courage  Abundance  Knowledge  Generosity  Hospitality  Sharing work  Courage  Strength  Challenge  Survival  Giving for the greater good  Formulating beneficial plans

Raccoon's Wisdom Includes:  Understanding the nature of masks  Disguise  Dexterity  Seeking guidance and confidence  Questioning without fear  Balancing curiosity

Thoth is sometimes portrayed as a baboon as he stands in the Judgment Hall of Osirus in the land of the dead. Ancient records say that four apes sit beside the Lake of Fire near the throne of Osirus. They listen to all appeals of the soul and judge it before it can pass into the lands of Osirus. Baboon's Wisdom Includes:  Defense of family  Sacred to the God Thoth (God of wisdom)  Sacred to the God Hapi (God of the Nile

Black Panther's Wisdom Includes:  Astral travel  Guardian energy  Symbol of the feminine  Understanding of death  Reclaiming ones power  Ability to know the dark  Death and rebirth

Hedgehog's Wisdom Includes:  Wisdom of the female elders  Fertility  Defense against negativity  Enjoyment of life  Understanding weather patterns

Porcupine's Wisdom Includes:  Innocence  Trust in Spirit  Renewed sense of wonder  Creating your own path  Protection of boundaries  Defense when threatened  Allowing others their path  Non-interference

Elephant's Wisdom Includes:  Strength  Royalty  Connection to ancient wisdom  Removal of obstacles and barriers  Confidence  Patience  Using education opportunities