04/01/2026
I work with omens the way some people work with maps.
Nature is always speaking to us. A bird appearing at just the right moment, a sudden shift in wind, an animal crossing your path, repeating symbols, a storm rolling in when your emotions crest, even the stillness in the air before something changes… all of it can carry meaning.
For me, omens are not superstition. They are part of a living relationship with Spirit, with the natural world, and with the unseen patterns moving through our lives. They don’t replace discernment, but they deepen it. They invite us to slow down, pay attention, and remember that we are in conversation with a world that is far more alive than most of us were taught.
One simple tip: don’t rush to Google or an animal totem book for the meaning first. Begin with your own body and intuition first.
Ask yourself, “What did I feel when this appeared?” “What was I just thinking about?” “What is happening in my life right now?” Let your personal symbolism come before any book meaning.
Spirit speaks in layers. Omens help us listen and learn.
Who is asking you to listen today?
***I remember when this spider came. I'll share the whole story here later.