02/02/2026
The Reveal š®
1. Buffalo-Abundance š¦¬
You are provided for in all ways.
You need never go hungry. You will always have plenty-plenty of physical and emotional sustenance and, just as important, spiritual nourishment. To sustain this state of abundance, itās important to remain appreciative of all that you do have consistently express your gratitude to God as the true source of your supplies. Have faith in this fact, rather than getting caught up in beliefs in lack and limitation.
In fact, you will always have more than enough, so give away any surplus willingly and enthusiastically. Whenever you do give something away, do so out of love from your heart, rather than from a sense of martyrdom or to gain others approval. Nature gives unbashedly and generously unto life and unto death. Let that part of your nature be the fount from which youāre giving generates. In this way, you will experience a deep satisfaction and heartfelt sense of connectedness to others in your family and community, and quite naturally feel immensely grateful for all that life gives to you.
2. Squirrel-Preparation šæļø
Get ready for big changes.
Feel the anticipation of what you know is coming. Get everything ready and in place. This can be a new job, a new relationship, or a major move. There will no doubt be challenges, but you can prepare for them in a number of ways. The most important kind of readiness has to do with your mind. How smoothly you move through these changes is totally dependent on your attitude, thoughts, and beliefs. Thereās no need drop scurry, no need to worry. Rather than rush, make each movement count. If you worry, it will just make everything a lot harder. Just do what you have to do to prepare.
Donāt get so bogged down in making list after list. This can help, but at this time, itās better to stay active, focused and purposeful in your efforts. Get a sense of where youāre going, even if you may change course later. Rely on family and close friends for support before and during this transition. And most important, keep breathing!
3. Hummingbird-Joy šŖŗ
Lighten up.
Have you ever seen images of the laughing Buddha? Or the laughing Jesus? Well, these spiritual masters and many others knew that life was not to be taken all that seriously. Life is very transitory and fleeting, and although we may interpret events in our life as requiring solemnity, theyāre usually not that big a deal. Donāt take every day life too seriously-itās meant to be enjoyed! Have a good time, whether working, playing, resting, eating, or just hanging out with loved ones. Yes, there are tragedies and losses, and itās best to give yourself time and space to grieve, to release the tears and let them fall away. Eventually let your grief transmute to joyful remembrance and warm feelings for who and what has come before. Thereās such precious little time on this beautiful planet. Make every moment count. Love and then go and love some more no matter what else is going on!
