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Medicine Bundle: My Sacred Path Lesson

by Beverly Two Feathers | Sacred Path Medicine | 5 comments

To continue with the cards that came to me in the Four Directions Spread of my Sacred Path card reading, we come to the last card. The card for the North Direction. This card expresses the wisdom I will gain if I follow a true course and apply the knowledge of the...

Taking The Shawl: A Sacred Path Lesson

by Beverly Two Feathers | Sacred Path Medicine | 5 comments

As I continue to explain the card spread of the Four Directions of my Sacred Path, I can now tell you about Taking the Shawl. If you read my post on Monday, you know that I was struggling with a writer’s block and somehow I instinctively knew that it had...

Mudjekeewis Spirit Keeper of the West Winds

by Beverly Two Feathers | Four Winds | 1 comment

Mudjekeewis (Grizzly Bear) is the Spirit Keeper of the West and is also Chief Council of all Spirit Keepers and Animal Totems. His power is strength and introspection due to the West being the season of Autumn. West wind represents a time of strength gained from...

Wabun Spirit Keeper of the East Wind

by Beverly Two Feathers | Four Winds | 10 comments

The Spirit Keeper of the East Wind is Wabun or Eagle.  Wabun shows us power through illumination and wisdom. The season of the East Wind is Spring. The time of awakening from winter’s rest, a time of vitality and purity of energy. The animal totem of Wabun is...

Waboose Spirit Keeper of the North Wind

by Beverly Two Feathers | Four Winds | 5 comments

Waboose  is the Spirit Keeper of the North Wind.  Renewal and purity is the Power of Waboose.  The North Wind represents new life enclosed in death or new growth protected in rest.  The Season of Waboose and the North Wind  is Winter. That season can be about the time...
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