Comments on: Iguana Medicine

By: avenefica

avenefica — Fri, 15 May 2009 11:56:14 +0000

Hi Liara, you’ve been on my mind, thanks for dropping by. Moreover, thanks for sharing the observations your friend has whilst encounter iguana-kind in his travels. Excellent.

By: Liara Covert

Liara Covert — Fri, 15 May 2009 03:58:58 +0000

These insights are helpful. They remind readers to consider the character traits and environment of an animal as mirroring things about people’s personalities.

I know a person who frequently encounters iguanas during travel. He interprets this as a sign he needs to eat more fruit, offer unwavering support for a friend in need, and be more perseverent about what matters to him. Just like your article, the universe offers guidance. Its up to each person to reach inside and see things as they are: loving and compassionate tools for change.

By: avenefica

avenefica — Sat, 02 May 2009 23:55:38 +0000

Hi Licia – you kidding? Of course I don’t mind! Spike’s thrilled – as it turns out, she’s quite smitten with the idea of stardom.

By: Licia Berry

Licia Berry — Fri, 01 May 2009 22:44:10 +0000

Hey Avia,
I shared the iguana symbolism post on FaceBook; I hope you don’t mind!
Thank you again!
licia

By: avenefica

avenefica — Fri, 01 May 2009 12:52:51 +0000

Hey D~
…Had to laugh about your Macaw, completely understand and relate.

One of my first jobs was @ a pet store. We had a peachy Macaw…earrings put her in a trance, and she would often (uknowingly – let’s hope) yank them off unspespecting ears. With 8 rings on one ear…Sugar and I had a meeting of the minds the first day I learned of her bling addiction. :-}

Absolutely right, and spot-on observation. The sun porch is a haven. Everything out there sings…communication is really superior out there.

Spike’s in the sun room year ’round (it’s enclosed). I had the thing winterized (insulation & baseboard heaters installed for an ungodly sum of yin…what we do for our beloveds!).

hee heeeee! My steeed!!!

By: Donna L. Faber

Donna L. Faber — Fri, 01 May 2009 03:09:25 +0000

Hi there …

I’m working on a blogpost about sacred space, and as I was pondering my topic, I got flashed with your blogpost here. It’s obvious that Spike is one of your animal teachers (and I can relate after being a slave to 10 year old, mentally deranged severe macaw for 4 years), and she is so gorgeous, too. Beautiful dragon, she is. I was thinking that in addition to all those wonderful lessons she gives us, she’s also made your sun porch sacred space in your home.

Where does Spike go when it’s cold outside?

Hoping you’ve been able to mount your steed,