This episode is entitled “Animals for healing specific conditions part one” as the conclusion to our series on animals A through Z. These last few episodes are organized so that you can choose a particular condition, concern or quality. And then determine what animal or animals from a list of suggestions that you resonate with…for a guide to help you solve the condition, concern or quality. Then you can even return to the previous podcast episode for even more details about that particular animal. For your convenience, the following conditions are alphabetical as well. For bringing abundance into your life, call on the spirit of the buffalo cow, deer, bull, elk, frog, Jaguar, kangaroo, rat, seal, turkey, turtle, walrus, or even the whale. For learning to accept yourself and others better or even to create new ideas call on the duck, mole, monkey or Hawk. To help you step out of your comfort zone, take action and tackle something new, call on the antelope, badger, iguana or squirrel. To help you to become more flexible, and adapt. Call on the chimpanzee, duck, Fox, hummingbird, polar bear, Raccoon, Road Runner and seal. For any basic survival needs call on the antelope, crab, owl, llama, polar bear, rat or Turkey. When it comes to healing addictions of any kind, call on the bear, rattlesnake and tarantula.

Listen again next week when we continue this discussion with encouragement, expression, physical exercise, faith and family suggestions. So call in healing! Call in healing with the animals. “Call IT in With Dar!”

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Today's episode concludes the alphabet animal medicine series with the enchanting zebra. It doesn't however conclude the entire series because the next few episodes are going to be about spirit animal healing, where you can call in a specific animal for a special concern or disease. The Zebra is renowned for its distinctive black and white striped coat. Each Zebra has a unique striped pattern, which is thought to be advantageous for camouflage, temperature regulation, and possibly social recognition within the herd. They typically stand between four to five feet tall at the shoulder, and can weigh as much as 900 pounds. They're robust bodies are adapted for endurance running, and that is essential for escaping predators such as lions and hyenas. Beyond their striking appearance, Zebras hold rich symbolism across various cultures, symbolizing communication, socialization, balance, swiftness, individuality. adaptability, nurturing, mystical qualities, and cultural diversity. Zebras are extremely social animals that form herds, consisting of a dominant male, several females and their offspring. These herds provide protection against predators through collective vigilance, and coordinated defense strategies.

So call in zebras, call in the zebra for balance, communication, socialization, individuality, adaptability, mystical qualities, nurturing or even cultural diversity! Call in this black and white enchantment creature! Call in the zebra spirit, “Call IT in With Dar!”

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As we approach the end of our A- Z animal medicine series… Today's episode is about a fascinating creature. The Wombat who is native to Australia. It is an animal that captivates both scientist and nature enthusiast attention due to its unique and interesting characteristics. From its distinctive physical attributes to its remarkable behaviors. The Wombat stands out as a ascinating example of evolution in adapting to its environment. Overall, the wombat symbolizes protection, wisdom, connection, resilience, survival and adaptability. One of the wombats most striking physical features is its very robust, yet compact body despite its relatively small size, compared to other Australian mammals like kangaroos and wallabies. wombats are solidly built with large heads and sturdy legs. They possess a thick fur coat, which varies in color from sandy brown to gray. It provides insulation and protection against the elements. Wombats are mostly known for their powerful claws, particularly their large strong fore legs that adapt well for digging. These claws enable them to excavate extensive burrows systems underground, where they spend much of their time resting and sheltering from predators and harsh weather conditions.

So call in wombat medicine for protection, wisdom, resilience, adaptability and contact and connection to the land. Call in the wombat! “Call IT in With Dar!”

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