Nicholas AshbaughVIRGO August 2021 Channeled Messages: Your dual spirit totem is comprised of the chicken and rain.
- The chicken is a symbol of the divine feminine, portending abidance and fertility.
- In dreams, I saw you hold a fragile chicken egg. At first, you took it for granted and it cracked and broke in your hands.
- However, you got a second egg, and this time you understood the responsibility of nurturing and birthing something new in your life. Patience is key!
- Remember: it’s not how you start, it’s how you finish.
- Learn, adapt and improve!
- Chickens are intelligent and can recognize over 100 faces. Do your best to acknowledge people and express gratitude. Take time to learn names and faces, too.
- Chickens have, quite literally, a “pecking order.” This social hierarchy maintains order.
- Like The Hierophant, you’ll either face bureaucracy or a traditional mindset that you’ll have to win over.
- Be kind, stick to the facts, and find common ground. A resolution is possible, but respect and regard for rules or tradition is key.
- Change happens slowly, but remember that every step adds up to a leap of progress over time.
- It takes 21 days for a chicken egg to hatch. You’re on a three work trajectory to manifestation.
- You may feel the need to be a “mother hen” and protect what you love most. Focus on being The Empress upright, not reversed. Things need space to breathe.
- If dealing with a “mother hen” type in real life, establish boundaries and avoid unnecessary conflict.
- In dreams, I saw a series of rainstorms, like monsoon season.
- I also saw a physical move associated with this symbolic rainstorm.
- Rain = Transition. The transition may be a bit tumultuous, but it’s also rewarding.
- Rain = Fertility. Like a desert after a rainstorm, growth is inevitable.
- Rain = Releasing emotional trauma. It’s time to heal and blossom.
- Create a new chapter in the story of your life. You’re an active creator in your own narrative. Redefine what’s possible.
- Like the old Tracy Chapman song, “New Beginning,” it’s time to make new symbols, signs and language so you can reimagine what tomorrow might bring. Out with the old and in with the new!
