Weekly Reading - Turkey & Lizard
Hello from Animal Spirits. Happy Sunday, everyone. These are intuitive spirit messages to bring you information for your highest good. For the week of April 20th, you pick a symbol that sticks out to you. That is your main energy for your message. Okay, for everyone that picked the turkey, here is your animal spirit message. So turkeys have big, beautiful feathers. And they're telling me with their feathers, they love to give them away.
Which means that there are people out there that give away the most and carry the most burden. But those are also the people that are very respected. So they are saying it is an acknowledgment. So this is an acknowledgment of what you do for others you need to do for yourself. You need to move forward in life with joy and ease. He is also telling me for some of you, there is some deep anger and frustration about things that are happening not the way you want them to.
And to let you know that it's okay that things aren't happening the way that you want them to. You will catch the target and it is coming. Be patient. And to the ones that resonate with not completing the finish line is there, finish it by taking a step forward in life. Don't let the harsh sensory overload you. Just remember behind is beautiful, beautiful feathers. You are protected and everything will be all right.
Now to the ones that picked the symbol of the lizard. A lizard symbolizes dreaming. Where the shadow is, is where the dreams live. Lizards are also. They're telling me that you may need some extra sleep or you need to do some more daydreaming. Daydreaming is what your future represents. Refill or rejuvenate your body to what it needs. Set a schedule. Just realize how much you just want to stop and lie down.
Don't worry if the house is dirty or the boots are muddy. Just set a schedule and dream and vision for your future. That's where it all starts. Okay, everyone, that was your animal spirit message for the week. Bye for now. Enjoy the ride and remember, the storm will pass.
