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Step 1
Coyote is the trickster: sense of humor and innocenceMake note of unusual sightings. Seeing a coyote, usually a nocturnal animal, at high noon is out of the ordinary. Being presented with the opportunity to rescue a wild animal is another extraordinary occurrence. If you continue to come into contact with the same animal, there may be a message for you in it, so pay attention.
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Rabbits symbolize fertility, new life and opportunity for growthConsider the general characteristics of the animal or stereotypical behaviors. For example, bees are busy, rabbits multiply and ants are hard workers. Turtles have built-in protection and snakes shed their skins when they grow, indicating transformation. Using common sense and observing the animal's behavior or physical qualities can tell you a lot and may reflect what is going on in your life. It may also tell you what you need to be working on or looking out for.
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Step 3
Tortoises and turtles are naturally protectedRefer to the resources listed below for specific details and more insight. Our connection with the natural world is deep and profound. It can provide a wealth of information, inspiration and confirmation exactly when we need it.












Comments
bethany1202 said
on 9/19/2009 Great info, but what are some possible answers for what you have shown? I love animals and nature. 5*
MarlaineMarie said
on 5/17/2009 I learned dog speech before human. Animals definitely know more than humans give them credit for!
slphilbrick said
on 4/23/2009 It truly is a fascinating journey when you consciously include spirit guides and pay attention to the messages that they have to offer. :-)
MariM said
on 4/22/2009 Very intersting article. really makes sense though.5*
jenng said
on 4/22/2009 Great article on hoiw to read animals in nature 5*