A while ago, I was driving my husband to his conference, and we saw a big, black squirrel. It was running across the road, and before it reached the other side, it stopped and looked at us intently, then hurried away, and up a tree.
Surprised by it’s actions, I thought about Squirrel, and all the various things that Squirrel is about. I thought about the Proverb, “Even a blind squirrel finds an acorn sometimes”. And then, I wondered why a Squirrel would be blind. The Squirrel that crossed the road was not blind. It seemed to see exceptionally well. A picture of a peanut, and then a chunk of bread crossed my vision. Squirrel was connecting to me across the ethers. I made my husband peanut butter on seed muffins for a snack later in the morning.
Now that we were on the same frequency, Squirrel sent me a series of rapid images that may be translated as a message. She was saying that where we live is soon going to be filled with bounty. This is a change from the historical, dry, arid conditions that Calgary has had. With the rain, all things are growing lush, even gardens that looked to be drowned out at one point. Squirrel says to get ready to deal with our bounty. Find ways to use it and share it. Squirrels have a history of hiding what they find, concerned only for their own well being. She tells us that the only way humanity will continue is if we learn to share because most humans do not know how to forage like the squirrels forage.
Blessings,
Judy