Native American Spirit


Animal Medicine Cards & Animal Communication


Native American Medicine Cards

Jamie Sams & David Carson Illustrations by Angela Werneke 

Native American Medicine Cards are a form of healing and divination. To understand the concept of medicine in the Native American way, one must redefine "medicine". The medicine referred to with these cards, is anything that improves one's connection to the Great Mystery and to all life. This would include healing the body, mindand spirit. This medicine is also anything which brings personal power, strength and understanding. It is the constant living of life in a way that brings healing to the Earth Mother and to all our associates, family, friends and fellow creatures. Native American medicine 

is an all encompassing way of life., for it involves walking on the Earth Mother in perfect harmony with the universe.

Our fellow creatures, the animals, exhibit habit patterns that will relay these messages of healing to anyone astute enough to observe their lessons on how to live. Each lesson is based on one major idea or concept and for the sake of simplicity each animal on these cards have beenassigned one of these lessons. In reality, each animal in creation has hundreds of lessons to impart and all those lessons are powers to be called upon.

This system of divination is one tiny aspect of the process of teaching a person how to be intuitive, how to seek the truths of nature, how to relate to Great Mystery's creatures, and how to observe the obvious in silence.


ANIMAL COMMUNICATION

 Lawrence has always been a kindred spirit with animals. Now through trance meditation and intuition he communicates directly with animal spirits to find out what is going on with them.  Sometimes these animals become channels for other spirits with messages or guide signs to his journey or the journey of the people they live with.


 

  1. eagle
  2. hawk
  3. elk
  4. deer
  5. bear
  6. snake
  7. skunk
  8. otter
  9. butterfly
  10. turtle
  11. moose
  12. porcupine
  13. coyote
  14. dog
  15. wolf
  16. raven
  17. mountain lion
  18. lynx
  19. buffalo
  20. moose
  21. owl
  22. beaver
  23. opossum
  24. crow
  25. fox
  26. squirrel
  27. dragonfly
  28. armadill o
  29. badger
  30. rabbit
  31. turkey
  32. ant
  33. weasel
  34. grouse
  35. horse
  36. lizard
  37. antelope
  38. frog
  39. swan
  40. dolphin
  41. whale
  42. bat
  43. spider
  44. hummingbird
  45. blue heron
  46. raccoon
  47. prairie dog
  48. wild boar
  49. salmon
  50. alligator
  51. jaguar
  52. black panther 


New Orleans, LA Healer 2008