Insights from  Cheetah…

~ Curiosity makes life fun

Cheetahs are extremely curious; in fact, you often see pictures of them on safari jeeps checking out the people inside. They don’t have any interest in attacking or killing a human, but they love to check everything out. In fact, the cheetah told me it’s a fun game for them to scare the humans that come into their area.

Where are you curious in your own life? Being curious opens up our minds to something new, to new possibilities, to things we didn’t know existed or to something we didn’t expect. Ask yourself questions about a situation and you can see where it leads you. For example, what if I turned left instead of right? And then do it – try something new.

Curiosity is one way to find magic in your life.

~ Mind your business – pay attention to your assets and your qualities

Curiosity is great for our own life yet, as the cheetah reminded me, it doesn’t mean to get into other people’s business. If you mind your own business, mind yourself, you will eventually find yourself back at your own divine nature, your innate truth and wisdom, and this is where you will find satisfaction and purpose. When you return to yourself, to the life you’re good at, to the life you were born to live, that’s when you will be happy.

~ There is nothing wrong with camouflage

Cheetah wants to remind us that although we might see them as one way, such as being penetrative and very intense, they are also very playful and fun. And it’s OK to appear as one thing even when that doesn’t wholly identify you. Sometimes for safety or out of necessity we have to make our appearance fit our immediate needs, don’t hesitate to change as you need to.

~ Be quick and precise

Cheetahs remind us that short moments of quick action can produce great results. They are very determined for a short period of time long enough to stalk, pursue, and capture their meal.

We can learn from that we don’t have to linger and worry over something for a long period of time. Our energy often reflects that of the cheetahs in that they can go short distances very fast but if they have to go a long distance, they tire out quickly. In this way it may be beneficial to plan your work in timed, short periods so that you have top energy to get through the whole period and then take a break to rest or recharge.

~ Important Message and Ramblings from Cheetah

I’m a watcher, I’m an observer, it’s fantastic. It’s a lot of play, eat, sleep, life is fantastic. That’s what I have to share with people, that is what you have to do to get through. You have to play you have to eat you have to sleep. And the play? There is strategy in it, it’s not random. We are like reporters, we know everything that’s going on, even the stuff we don’t care about, we know what’s going on because we always have a partner in crime to watch out for us while we’re investigating something, we like to check out cars, we like to check out people, in fact we love to freak out people, it’s great joy. People are not supposed to be here, they’re entering this dangerous, dangerous, land thinking they’re out for a joyride, and it’s very dangerous here. And by play, yes, I mean hunt, but the hunt is just a game

People think we are one thing, they think we are so serious and we all we do is stalk and we’re so penetrating, and we are very penetrative, and we are intense, and we are determined but we’re not serious, we are the furthest thing from serious. But we appear very serious because we have to, but we’re really something else. The other animals don’t care what we look like, but the humans, they’re the ones that think we look so serious, and we’ve been pushed into the human world, so we meet their needs.  We act how they think we should, but we’re just having fun.

Which one of these insights speaks to your heart and soul right now?
The animals bring these insights forward for you to understand and apply in your own unique way.
What is most important is what they mean to YOU.

Can you find a place in your life today that wants you to apply one of these messages?