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COW // Animal Messenger
January 1 2022
January 1 2022
A symbol of complete nourishment, the cow is such a beautiful talisman of nurture, motherhood and wisdom.
A sacred species amongst Hindu culture, the cow is worshipped for being a sustainer of life in many ways. The cow is another gentle herbivore creature, who is a true warrior of her landscape. Drawing on her own innate abilities to create and nurture other life, as well as continually do the same for her own.
With their anatomy inclusive of four stomach chambers, their own systems are adapted to be able to draw the most nutrients from their food as it enters through their system, it is processed through many more processes than us humans, thus being a great example to us that it is often not what we choose to nourish ourselves with, but more on how we break it down, process and use it for our own growth and development.
We can draw parallels to this with the things we choose to ‘feed’ us - the positive and the negative.
We can draw parallels to this with the things we choose to ‘feed’ us - the positive and the negative.
They teach us that even though life can be filled with challenges, it is what we choose to draw from it that accounts for how we choose to shape ourselves throughout life.
Cows have such a special bond with their offspring, who are nurtured through their beautiful milk for up to a year as a calf. They show us that it is so important to nurture our creations, to raise them in love, protection and selflessness and that this in turn nourishes our own soul.
Cows, although a common symbol for physical nourishment globally, can also show us that the key to whole self nutrition, we must also focus on strengthening our bond with our creative selves and physical selves as well as our spiritual selves, and that the best way to do this is to follow our own natural instincts and earthly wisdom.
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If Cow has entered your field recently, the key questions to ask yourself what it means specific to you are:
1. What was I doing / thinking / feeling at the time of the encounter?
2. How did seeing this messenger make me feel?
3. What was the animal doing and what was significant about it specifically?
4. Can you see how any of these things relate to the meaning above?
What is your own mythic tale you can weave to get your own beautiful message from this guide?
Journal and contemplate with these prompts to uncover your own personalised meaning and symbolism.
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