First, do you see the challenge I have when posting the card every morning? LOL This kitty is Budge, and he’s a sweetheart, but there’s always one of four cats that want this spot. Budge just wanted to say hello.
Now, on to the card.
So often we gather little things throughout our life that mean something to us – signs of changes or personal inspirations. From a stone, feather, or acorn picked up on a walk to a crystal or tool that calls to you at a shop, many different things can do the trick. Today’s card suggests it is time to pull together and revisit these items as well as your mental and spiritual resources that might not be a material thing.
Blessings!
MEDICINE BAG
MEANING: Gather your resources. Be discerning. Vast inner power is growing in your life – step back and let it grow. There are times to shine brightly for all to see, and there are also times to choose carefully who sees your true self. Choose wisely. Do not make hasty decisions. If it doesn’t feel right, hold back. You’re protected from any less-than-positive outside influences. Your capacity and potential are growing in leaps and bounds.
NATIVE SPIRIT WISDOM: It’s traditional in indigenous cultures to carry a medicine bag or bundle as a form of protection and also as a way to access your personal power through the sacred objects that are held there. The items in the medicine bag each contain potent qualities that allow one’s abilities to magnify and also help one commune with the Creator. As your power grows, take time to protect it. Just as you protect a seedling in the early months, and then later – once it’s an established tree – it can withstand the storms of time. Protect your growing power, and it will become as mighty as an ancient oak.
THE JOURNEY: Consider obtaining or creating your own medicine bag or bundle. Put objects in it that are meaningful to you and make you feel strong and vital whenever you look at them. Traditionally, one’s medicine bag was not worn for display, but often hidden from view or kept in a sacred place.
Native Spirit Oracle by Denise Linn, art by Charles McStravick
Parting the Mists 
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