To celebrate our regained freedom, Elliot and I took a spontaneous ride on Saturday. Sheltering at home for Florida residents had expired on April 30th. It was great to be out and about again.
Traveling down a rural road, the timing was good, as we were in for a rare treat. Up ahead, a beautiful brown deer and her baby fawn were crossing the empty road. The little fawn, the youngest we've ever seen, was wobbling behind mom. In awe, we watched them disappear down a path in the woods. Slowly approaching in the car, to our delight, mother and fawn had stopped to nibble on the grasses near the edge of the forest. Rather than run, they both stopped, turned around and looked at us in wide-eyed innocence. What a beautiful moment. And, me with no camera.
That precious encounter seemed especially significant on our first outing in weeks. Silently sending them love, I recalled when deer appears, it is a sign that you are gently being called on a new adventure.
While writing the blog, an angel thought suggested searching Wikimedia Commons for a photo of a deer and fawn. To my delight, this one popped up, somewhat capturing that rare moment.
I looked up the symbolism of the deer. Deer is also a time to be gentle with yourself and others. A new innocence and freshness is about to be awakened or born. Ask yourself these important questions:
Are you trying to force things?
Are others?
Are you being too critical and uncaring of yourself?
When deer appears there is an opportunity to express gentle love that will open new doors of adventure to you. Follow the lure to new studies. Move gently into new areas. Practical pursuits bring surprising rewards.
On-line, I also learned that a baby fawn is messenger that you are learning to create a sacred place within when the rest of the world seems noisy. Silence and meditation are important.
Enjoy your day with the Angels.
Rae Karen
(Photo by A G 91 leo - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=49366351)
(Deer reference, Animal-Speak, Ted Andrews; Animal-Speak Pocket Guide, Ted Andrews)
Traveling down a rural road, the timing was good, as we were in for a rare treat. Up ahead, a beautiful brown deer and her baby fawn were crossing the empty road. The little fawn, the youngest we've ever seen, was wobbling behind mom. In awe, we watched them disappear down a path in the woods. Slowly approaching in the car, to our delight, mother and fawn had stopped to nibble on the grasses near the edge of the forest. Rather than run, they both stopped, turned around and looked at us in wide-eyed innocence. What a beautiful moment. And, me with no camera.
That precious encounter seemed especially significant on our first outing in weeks. Silently sending them love, I recalled when deer appears, it is a sign that you are gently being called on a new adventure.
While writing the blog, an angel thought suggested searching Wikimedia Commons for a photo of a deer and fawn. To my delight, this one popped up, somewhat capturing that rare moment.
I looked up the symbolism of the deer. Deer is also a time to be gentle with yourself and others. A new innocence and freshness is about to be awakened or born. Ask yourself these important questions:
Are you trying to force things?
Are others?
Are you being too critical and uncaring of yourself?
When deer appears there is an opportunity to express gentle love that will open new doors of adventure to you. Follow the lure to new studies. Move gently into new areas. Practical pursuits bring surprising rewards.
On-line, I also learned that a baby fawn is messenger that you are learning to create a sacred place within when the rest of the world seems noisy. Silence and meditation are important.
Enjoy your day with the Angels.
Rae Karen
(Photo by A G 91 leo - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=49366351)
(Deer reference, Animal-Speak, Ted Andrews; Animal-Speak Pocket Guide, Ted Andrews)
