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Dear Michelle Whitedove
My friend sent me a gift of a Dream Catcher for the birth of my first grandchild; although I am confused about how to actually use it? I’ve seen them decorate people’s living room.
Michelle Whitedove: Dearest, Native American tribes have created sacred dream catchers for centuries. The Ojibwa tribe believed that the spider web is one of protection and created the Dream Catcher to place over the bed of babies and children to catch bad dreams and spirits. Made by Mothers and Grandmothers of natural elements, dream catchers are made with a handmade willow hoop, woven with a spider-like web which is used as a net. As they pray over the dream catcher for protection, they add beads and feathers. For you, I’d suggest that you say a prayer of protection over your gift, and then place it over the bed of your grandchild.
Dear Whitedove,
Wouldn’t the Earth be a better place if God directed our actions? Why does he allow such vileness here?
Michelle Whitedove: Dearest, through Free-Will and being able to choose our own path, we will find peace and balance. Most of all, it is a journey that each soul makes to regain perfection while in human form. Mankind is a blessed race of God’s children for his greatest attribute is that he is able to grow and evolve, able to become one with God at his own pace.
God’s greatest gift to man as an individual soul is Free-Will, so that man may choose to become one with him through his hopes and desires. God intends humankind to be free, even if he uses his free will to defy God’s laws. In human form, our decision-making process is clouded with ego. The veil or curtain between this world and the heavens does not allow us to remember everything consciously. Although when we return to the spirit world we have our life review which is an evaluation of the life we just experienced. Our deeds and actions are all reviewed to see what was learned and what we still need to improve upon. During the life review, we re-examine our relationships with others. We can then see those we helped and those we hurt. In that way, we can see how our free will has been imposed on others and in this way we humans learn to make better choices.
Dear Whitedove,
Out of the blue, a small deer walked up towards me in our back yard and I felt a spiritual presence. Here in Florida, you rarely see a deer. What is the significance of this? Here in Florida, you rarely see a deer.
Michelle Whitedove: Dearest, in spirit we each have Animal Totems that represent teaching or power; Native Americans call this Animal Medicine. Each animal has spiritual characteristics. These totems can influence our daily lives. As we have two Guardian Angels, we also have two Animal Totems that are with us at all times. In times of need, crisis or emotional stress other Animal Totems can offer us guidance. They are connected to Mother Earth, the fairy realm and the earth angels. In our everyday life animals unfamiliar to us can cross our paths, when these unusual events occur we know that Mother Earth is talking to us and sending us a message.
For example, Deer is gentleness. It represents unconditional love. It teaches us to be kind to our brothers and sisters by setting the example of kindness and love. This is a wonderful message for you.
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