My Husband’s Card of the Day

My husband asked if he could choose the card of the day today. I was sitting on my bed shuffling the cards and I was so surprised that he asked. As I said in my last post, I was chatting with my friend and mentor last night and we were talking about how my husband is my biggest detractor from this lifestyle and the life I’m working on manifesting which has a more spiritual purpose.

I think my words actually were:

Why won’t he just embrace this, damn it!?

My friend said that it was likely because I want him to embrace it and support me so badly, that by doing so, I’m focusing on the lack of his support rather than manifesting abundant support and that I should change my thinking. Then tonight he comes and asks me if he can pick the card of the day. Insert the Twilight Zone theme here.

Anyway, without further adieu, here is my husband’s card of the day, from Denise Linn’s Native Spirit Oracle Deck:

Abundance and security are flowing into your life and anything is possible with this card. This card carries the qualities of balance and harmony and a wealth of spiritual support. I also thought that it was interesting that he drew this card because the white buffalo is part of the legend of White Raven, which was the guide who came in to help me with my healing a few weeks ago, which I discussed in this post, so maybe he was sending through a message that my husband is more receptive to it.

Interesting stuff!

 

A guide did my healing!

A couple of weeks ago, I was meditating. I usually do a guided chakra clearing followed by some self Reiki.

Just as I was starting to do the hand positions, I felt and saw in my minds eye, a Native American man. I’d seen this man before, during my SAC tune up in December. He told me that his name was White Raven and that I should remain still and he would complete the healing for me, which was cool. He worked mostly through my crown chakra and I felt amazing afterward. Completely relaxed, yet energized.

After I had finished the meditation and the healing, I felt compelled to look up White Raven on Google. I ended up finding a legend about the white raven, which I thought was quite interesting. I always enjoy it when I can find validation in what I hear or see when I am “in the zone”.

The legend actually speaks of a white raven who had nowhere to land so the creator created the white buffalo. The raven and buffalo were buddies. The raven would fly around looking for food and the white buffalo would follow him. When it was led to the food, the white buffalo would stop and the white raven would rest on his back. After that, man was created. The first generation knew not to touch the white raven or the white buffalo. They believed that these two were sacred. A while later, another generation of unenlightened men were created. Although the creator provided them with plenty of regular buffalo to hunt, they hunted the white buffalo. Devastated at the loss of his buddy, the white raven flew around until he was forced to land. He ended up getting covered in dirt until he was black and vowed not to return until the world was a more spiritual place.

I read somewhere that white raven says he will come to the spiritually inclined.

Thought I would share that story. I thought it was a very interesting meditation session! Have you ever had a guide come in during a healing and take it over?