As we can invoke traditional angels to help us in any given situation, we can call on a specific bird whenever we feel we need the attributes of that bird’s message to help us through a particular point in our lives. What bird do you need? How do you call it? What if more than one comes?
An example of asking for a bird with a special attribute is, say, a situation arises where you need to be more trusting: sit quietly, close your eyes, and take three deep breaths to relax. Picture a cuckoo in your mind and ask the cuckoo to help you to be more trusting in that situation. Know that help is forthcoming, and then thank the cuckoo for its help.
Similarly, if you are needing strength in a given situation, call on an eagle in the same way; if you are needing to forgive someone, call on a hummingbird to help you; if you are needing to be more practical and grounded, call on an ostrich, and so on.
If you have difficulty visualizing a particular bird, or the bird whose help you require is not found in your country and you have no idea what it looks like, it doesn’t matter, because you can just call on that bird by name and you will receive the desired help–for example, “I call on a bulbul to help me be more ambitious.”
One doesn’t need to go into a great ceremony of lighting candles next to a picture of the bird you are invoking for help–all it takes is a simple and respectful request.
Birds that suddenly appear next to you or fly into your house are going to be those birds commonly found in your particular area. Every bird has a specific message, and the most pertinent message you need to hear at any given time will always be delivered in some way. If the bird with that message is not found in your area, then the bird will perhaps appear in a dream, or maybe even on a card that you have been sent.
The number of birds conveying a message at any given time should be taken into consideration. As a general guideline, when one, two, or three birds of the same species appear at the same time, it usually indicates one, two, or three different areas of our lives to which their message or keyword applies. But when more than three birds of the same species appear at any given time, it is usually just a reinforcement of the message, to hammer it home, so to speak.
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Adapted from Birds, Divine Messengers, by Andrea Wansbury (Findhorn Press, 2006). Copyright (c) 2006 by Andrea Wansbury. Reprinted by permission of Findhorn Press.
Adapted from Birds, Divine Messengers, by Andrea Wansbury (Findhorn Press, 2006).
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I'm glad that someone is doing something to help these animals!
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+ add your ownThank you for sharing.
I think all or any of the animals can be a doorway to spiritual understanding. After reading Tom Brown Jr.'s books, this method comes as no surprise. Thank you for the book referral, too, Annie.
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The first bird that came to mind was an eagle.
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I rescued a baby cockateil 17yrs ago Easter time and he is still with me as healthy as can be. I learned so much from him especially in terms of emotions. He is so compassionate and very much so feels our emotions and he comes to aide when I am struggling with my emotions. He is there to comfort me. Amazing how much love and caring a bird can possess and give.
Well I find this a bit strange & had not thought of this before, I am very rural so most of the animals I see & hear are birds which is very good.
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