Scott Alexander King

Publisher's Review:

Animal Dreaming offers a comprehensive list of over 200 Australian animals, introducing them to its readers as totems, teachers, healers and spiritual allies.

Australia’s first shamanic field guide that lists the symbolic interpretation of over 200 of Australia’s indigenous and introduced animals.

Discover your Australian Animal Dreaming.

The Dreamtime was the time before time – when the World was new and the Ancestor Spirits were wandering the Earth, often in human shape, helping to bring form to the land, the plants and the animals. It was when everything on the horizon was being created and when everything was getting used to being.

The understanding that animals can be spiritually called upon to assist us in almost every aspect of our livers is a realization that opens a floodgate of knowledge and power to those who seek their counsel. Ancient teachings suggest that we are capable of communing with the forces of nature and to speak readily to the animals, birds, reptiles, fish and even the insects. If we listen carefully to what they have to say and take time to learn their symbolic language, the teachings say that everything is equal and that nature speaks to those who listen. The animals each have a lesson to share and we can make it our mission to learn each one and use the knowledge gained to manifest their qualities and sacred wisdom into our own lives.

Animal Dreaming can be seen as a unique opportunity to broaden one's ability to interpret the symbolic language of the animal kingdom. It brings to the People, possibly for the first time, a comprehensive list of over 200 Australian animals – introducing them to its readers as totems, teachers, healers and spiritual allies.

Animal Dreaming provides ample guidelines for partaking in your own medicine walk – the ability to ‘listen with one's eyes’, the chance to discover your own animal totem by means of a guided meditative journey, and how to honor your totem once found. It illustrates quite concisely Australia's seasonal wheel of the year, introduces its readers to what it means to be a "feral" Australian, while expansively listing the spiritual and symbolic interpretations of over 200 native, domesticated and introduced animals, birds, reptiles and fish. Following in the tradition of Animal Speak by Ted Andrews, Animal Dreaming is an Australian first and a must have for anyone interested in Earth Wisdom and rudimentary Shamanic Lore.

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