Anonymous:
Can you please explain the meaning of the following dream I’ve had?
It was about a teenage native american girl statue, made of wood, that was made and people were disrespecting it. Because of that, a bad spirit was attracted to burden the people involved, including me. I was only in front of it while people were disrespecting the statue. It had a black body and the head of a stag. Looked like the wendigo / skinwalker.
The Seer:
The wooden statue of the Native American young woman indicates the distant past when Native Americans still lived the old traditional way; when they still cooperated with nature.
Your dream says that during that time, a young Native American woman experienced a vision in which she saw a male being with dark skin and a stag head — a nature god in charge of caretaking natural areas of pristine beauty. He told her that a time would come when all races would do destructive things to the environment.
A “big sickness” (a large pandemic) will come among all people. But the nature god will instruct the virus to pass those by who honor and respect the land.✶ Those who disrespect the Earth will be “struck down”. The stag god will be called the Wendigo-gan.
Seer’s Note:
Don’t buy products that aren’t in recyclable containers.
✶This is separate from the mad cow disease issue (which isn’t a virus, but a neurological disorder caused by misfolded proteins)
OH that’s interesting. All our food service providers ( Tamil restaurants in Scarborough) have switched to cardboard containers. Mostly because it’s cheaper but hey…it’s all natural and degradable.
It’s a start.
From Almine’s earlier posts in May, this Being Wendigo-gan is not alone in his work! There is now the Angelgod that took over the role of Pan: Sakrahuvaset-veravi. It is the Angelgod of the regeneration of nature. She said “The Angelgod that replaced Pan has 144 legions of Angels to assist him in his work.”
Thanks for this reminder BK. See you in ceremony tomorrow. 🙂
🌞