20 February 2013

Orange Coyotes


Do you believe in signs? Animals, colors, words and phrases?  I usually overlook signs, meaning I recognize them, but I don't put a lot of thought into them. I seem to have made an exception recently.  The color of rust, like the leaf above, and coyotes keep jumping out at me.  In a way that almost startles me, like someone throwing an object at my face.

First I noticed the color.  A leaf here or there, the side of a building.  Every time the color would be more saturated.  This leaf for example, was spotted on a very brown road right in my path.  It was almost glowing. I searched for the birth tree in the tree line to my left and I could not spot it.  I have no idea the origin of this leaf.

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Then I started seeing coyotes.  Relatively speaking, I live in the city, but I do have access to the country so it would not be uncommon for me to spot coyotes.  But what about one that is less than ten feet from me in a creek bed I was walking in?  Others running across fields in the  middle of the day.  In the city or in the country, it doesn't matter, I keep seeing them.

Urged by my friend Shannon, I decided to look up the color orange and coyotes to determine if they mean something or see if perhaps I am just going crazy.  My jaw dropped to the floor.  Between what is going on in my personal life and the goals I have set for myself this year, I do believe that an orange coyote should be my mascot this year.

COYOTES
new beginning = transformation
instinctual
mindful of actions
learn from mistakes
playful and youthful

RUST (ORANGE)
creativity 
related to the second chakra
warm and inviting
stimulates activity, appetite, & socialization
optimism
gut reaction
instinctual
emotional strength in difficult times
aids is assimilation of new ideas and free spirit
inspires physical confidence

Please put my mind at ease and tell me your signs.  Have they ever been this present for you?  

1 comment:

  1. Yay orange coyotes! It was truly meant to be. :)

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