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7 Types of Spirit Guides Which One Is Yours - Duration: 5:59.
7 Types of Spirit Guides- Which One Is Yours
If you are just beginning your journey of connecting with your spirit guide, I would
recommend first learning about the many different types of guides that exist in our realm and
the incorporeal one.
7 TYPES OF SPIRIT GUIDES Right now, it seems to be a common trend to
believe that spirit guides are primarily animals or angelic beings � but this is only one
small dimension of the many possibilities that exist out there.
Spirit guides, I believe, can have unlimited shapes and forms.
A spirit guide could just as easily be a soft gust of air that makes the hairs on your arm
stand up, as it could be a full blown godly being that you meet during a shamanic journey.
There are so many possibilities out there, and below I will break down the main �types,�
�species� or forms of spirit guides which you might encounter on your path.
Remember, you can have more than one, and most people often do!
1.
HALF MAN HALF BEAST (TRANS-SPECIES) Many spirit guides manifest themselves as
half man/woman and half animal.
Examples include: centaurs, fauns, harpys, mermaids, sphinxes, fairies and minotaurs.
Many deities also appear as spirit guides, for instance, Anubis (jackal-headed Egyptian
god), Ganesha (elephant-headed Indian god), Ra (falcon head, human body) etc.
The first ever spirit guide that I personally made contact with was Pan, a half man half
goat entity, who �revealed� to me my own personal shadow self and the need for me to
embark on a journey of healing my core wounds.
2.
ANIMALS/TOTEMS Animals are well-known spirit guides and have
gained a lot of popularity over the past few years, perhaps thanks to their accessibility
in our everyday lives.
Some ancient cultures, such as the indigenous Americans and Chinese had animals as sacred
representations of their tribes or lineages.
These days, animals come to represent and reflect a person�s own inner yearnings and
needs, moving from group use to more personal and individual use in this day and age.
I wrote an article on popular species of animal spirit guides here.
3.
LIGHT BEINGS Many people describe �light beings� (also
commonly known as guardian angels), as being their spirit guides.
Light beings are said to particularly help people move through traumatic areas of life
such as death, loss and grief.
Light beings are called such because of their tendency to appear bright, glowing or full
of light.
4.
ANCESTORS Ancestral guides are entities that have some
kind of blood connection to us and our lineage.
An ancestral guide could be a recently deceased member of your family (mother, father, aunt,
grandfather), or a long dead relative that you have perhaps never met in your lifetime.
When I have done shamanic journeying in the past, I have connected with what I consider
my ancestors.
To me they appeared as shadowy beings that felt distinctly familiar.
They taught me that although I felt alone and isolated in my current family, I am part
of something vastly larger.
The messages our ancestors bring can be beautiful and life-changing.
5.
PLANTS Shamans believe that the world and everything
in it is composed of vibrant, living energy.
This includes plants.
Ayahuasca � a psychoactive brew that is made out of a vine commonly found in Peru
� is one of the most well-known ways of getting in touch with the spirits of nature.
Interestingly the Banisteriopsis Caapi vine is known as �the vine of the souls,� and
it is common for all those taking it to feel guided by the plant into the realms of inner
and outer existence.
The same can be said for many other psychoactive (and non-psychoactive plants).
Plants can either be symbolic, like in pagan traditions that associates certain qualities
with certain plants, or experiential, where ingesting the plant stimulates mental, physical
and emotional expansion.
6.
GODS AND GODDESSES Gods and goddesses have been worshiped, feared
and written about since the dawn of time.
They span across every culture, every tradition, every religion and every part of the world.
Common gods and goddesses that serve as spirit guides include Athena, Quan Yin, Apollo, Lakshmi,
Lugh, Kali, Hathor, Horus, The Green Man and Selene.
7.
ASCENDED MASTERS Ascended masters are beings that have already
lived on this earth but have become enlightened, awakened or have transcended the cycle of
reincarnation.
Thus, ascended masters represent the ultimate teachers and gateways to the divine.
It is said that ascended masters, like all spirit guides, teach all people who call on
them (not just you) to achieve greater wholeness and harmony in life.
Common examples include Krishna, Jesus, Confucius, Kuthumi, Melchizedek, Mary the Mother
of Jesus, Babaji, Gautama Buddha, and many others.
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This Is What Happened To The Duck Dynasty Cast - Duration: 8:39.
Remember when people couldn't stop talking about Duck Dynasty's Robertson family? A few
short years ago, this close-knit Louisiana clan was the talk of reality TV, but everything
changed after Phil Robertson's notorious GQ interview in 2013. The Robertsons managed
to stay on the air following their brush with controversy, but lost a vast portion of their
audience, and were dropped from A&E in March of 2017.
"Well, hey! There ain't nothin' I can do about that now, we done screwed the pooch here!"
Did the Robertsons just disappear after that? Not by a long shot. So, where are they now?
Phil & Kay Robertson
In an interview with local news station KNOE 8, Phil and Kay Robertson said they don't
have any grand plans for the future. Phil said he's basically going to spend all day
in the woods, while Kay is looking forward to getting back to a "quieter life." Phil
wasn't sad to see them pack their cameras and go.
"I, for one, was thankful it ended. There's a lot more to doing these TV shows than most
people realize."
While the Robertson family patriarch would like everyone to think he's happy checking
duck blinds all day, he's actually been pretty busy outside the Louisiana wilderness. During
the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election, Phil became politically active, voicing his support
for Republican candidate Ted Cruz before switching to supporting Donald Trump, and he's been
quietly playing behind the scenes in conservative politics ever since.
Phil and Kay also travel around doing speaking engagements, mainly preaching their religious
beliefs in what Phil described as, quote, "helping our neighbors and living a godly
life." Recently, he's taken to Facebook to advocate for the NRA, which should surprise
exactly no one.
"My idea of happiness is killing things. Boom bom bombombombomb bow."
Willie & Korie Robertson
The Duck Commander himself, Willie Robertson, also took a deep dive into politics as the
show tapered down, speaking at the Republican National Convention in 2016. Willie attended
the 2017 Presidential inauguration and even visited the White House. Lately, he's hinted
at possible new TV projects and discussed an expansion of the family's West Monroe,
Louisiana warehouse.
"I'm fixin' to go crazy redneck up in here!"
But like his dad, Willie's also not resting on his laurels. He and his wife Korie decided
to reopen Willie's Duck Diner, a local family-themed restaurant once featured on the show. Along
with his partner in the restaurant, Willie was also instrumental in organizing relief
efforts for victims of Hurricane Harvey.
Meanwhile, Korie has parlayed her TV fame into a brand of her own. Already a New York
Times bestselling author, Korie released her latest book post-Duck Dynasty, called Strong
and Kind: Raising Kids of Character, which she paired with her Strong + Kind collection
of housewares, jewelry, and accessories.
But there's one area where she and Willie differ. In a surprising break from the family,
Korie told CNN that she didn't share her husband's enthusiasm about Donald Trump, and stated
that her and her husband agree to disagree. She also called on the president to, quote,
"be a leader that unifies, that brings people together."
Sadie Robertson
Arguably the breakout star of the show, Willie and Korie's daughter Sadie has become a full-blown
media figure in her own right since the final duck call, starting in 2014, when she nearly
took home the mirrorball trophy on Dancing With The Stars. Since then, she's also become
a bestselling author, launched clothing lines, and started an acting career.
Just like her mother, Sadie's taken the concept for her book, Live Original, and turned it
into a full-blown brand, which includes a blog and live show. Sadie views herself as
"a beacon of light in an oft-dark world," and she's working on a follow-up book, Live
Fearless, which she says is about her "journey of finding freedom."
John Luke Robertson
The second oldest child of Willie and Korie, John Luke also got a jumpstart on his post-Dynasty
career. In 2014, he authored a series of children's books called Be Your Own Duck Commander before
venturing into non-fiction with Young and Beardless: The Search for God, Purpose, and
a Meaningful Life, a memoir about camp, volleyball, and anguish over things like his girlfriend
getting texts from other guys.
Taking a cue from his family, John Luke also seems to be building a personal brand. He's
launched a blog called Young & Beardless, as well as promoted the handle through his
social media accounts, although a quick look at recent posts suggests he may already have
to consider re-branding to Young & Scruffy. And if that doesn't work out, he clearly has
a future in endorsing canned fish.
"Bumblebee tuna. Bumblebee tuna. Bumblebee tuna."
Uncle Si Robertson
"I'm like a bat. Kaboom! Kapow! Punch! Zap! Kick!'
As the last season of Duck Dynasty was airing, Uncle Si launched his A & E spinoff series
Going Si-ral, which pitted the quirky technophobe against the world wide web.
"I got myself a show about the internet. I'm not even sure what that is, yet."
He's also busy working on new music and about to start touring with his band, Uncle Si & The
Sicotics, which is comprised of himself, his daughter-in-law Marsha Robertson, and Bridgette
Tatum.
Si must have learned a thing or two from his solo series, because he and his bandmates
now routinely post lengthy Facebook Live posts that keep fans engaged, but also play out
like a reality show. And if you just can't get enough Si, they're also selling ringtones.
"It's ringin', ringin', ringin'! Hey, Jack! Answer the phone!"
At any rate, it looks like diehard Uncle Si fans are still able to get their fill of the
eccentric Vietnam vet, and for that we say God bless the internet, Jack!
"Hey ya! Oh! Woah!"
Jase & Missy Robertson
Though there was already a huge internet kerfuffle when photos of the pre-beard Robertson clan
surfaced online, it happened all over again in September 2017 when Jase Robertson lost
a battle with the buzzer for a great cause.
Jase agreed to shave as part of a fundraiser for Mia Moo, the foundation he and his wife
Missy founded, which is
"...dedicated to raising awareness and funds towards research, treatments, and causes of
cleft lip & palate."
Jase and Missy were moved to start the foundation after the outpouring of support they received
when their own daughter, Mia, was born with the condition. The goal for #ShaveJase was
to raise $100,000 dollars, after which Jase would shave and cut his hair and record it
live. Though they missed their goal, Jase honored his pledge, and posted the video to
Facebook via his new venture, CamoFlix, which Jase described as
"...a place where outdoors people, hunters, fisherman, fisherwoman can go and share videos."
Think of it like YouTube, only you need a fishing license or a hunting tag to upload.
A few days after Duck Dynasty's final episode aired, Missy Robertson told the Daily Journal,
"Right now, we're taking some time off to rest and re-evaluate what our next steps will
be…" "I'm enjoying being able to travel to see
[my sons] Reed and Cole, who are currently living in Nashville and Malibu, and spending
time with Mia and all her activities."
Missy has yet to strike out on a completely new venture, but she's continued her work
with her jewelry line, Laminin, which focuses on pieces which are, quote, "made by women
who have come out of very difficult situations." Laminin has become more than just a jewelry
retailer—it's also an outreach program.
"All women can come together who would like a job, who need a job, and that can express
their creativity, and just being a part of each others' lives."
Through the creation of the Laminin House, Missy hopes to expand across the United States,
and serve as a ministry to disadvantaged women.
Reed Robertson
Still in Nashville and plugging away at his fledgling country music career, Reed Robertson
recently released his new EP, although he's still pretty far from the big time. He told
The Outdoor Experience,
"We didn't have a plan, and we didn't really have a defined sound that we were going for.
We just got in the studio and had fun and just wrote, and it just kind of happened,
which is really cool."
Reed was married to Brighton Thompson in October 2016, and the newlyweds have been posting
happily-ever-after Instagram shots ever since.
Jep and Jessica Robertson
Knowing a good thing when they saw it, A & E greenlit a spinoff for Jep Robertson and his
wife Jessica before Duck Dynasty ended. But like every other Robertson, Jep and Jess couldn't
possibly have just one iron in the fire, which is why in addition to operating Jess's jewelry
line, Cavalry, the couple also launched a podcast, The Jep & Jess Show, in March 2017.
The busy couple said the show would be even more revealing than before, and would definitely
feature regular visits from the rest of the Robertson family. So in case you were worried,
yes, all the charm of the reality show is still intact.
"By the time I'm through, y'all are gonna pee in your pants, and then you're gonna throw
up."
Yep, charming.
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Lab Created Meat Is The Future It's Healthier And Cheaper - Duration: 2:42.
Lab-Created Meat Is The Future - It's Healthier And Cheaper
The concept of lab-grown meat isn�t new, and several companies are hoping to perfect
the process.
Memphis Meats is developing a way to create meat without slaughtering animals, Tyson Foods
has launched a venture capital fund investing in the future of meatless meat, and Mosa Meat
hopes to serve the first lab-made burger in just five years.
But the challenge isn�t necessarily creating the best looking and tasting meatless alternative
� it�s pulling down the cost of production so that consumers will see it as a viable
alternative to the real thing.
In 2013, it cost around $325,000 to engineer a five-ounce in vitro hamburger constructed
from pieces of beef muscle tissue all grown in a lab.
Now, with advances in the industry steadily pushing this field forward, the price has
been whittled down to just $11.36 � that�s 30,000 times less than when it was first introduced.
This makes lab-grown meat just three or four times more expensive than traditional ground
beef, so if the biggest barrier to getting engineered meat to market is cost, then it
looks like we�re well on our way.
Assuming the most ideal growing environment, stem cells can produce a lot of meat.
A single turkey cell could theoretically be used to produce enough muscle to manufacture
20 trillion turkey nuggets.
Given the growing demand for food worldwide, something like this has the potential to address
pressing concerns about the industrial food system.
Switching to in vitro meat will also have major environmental benefits.
Today, the industrial food system�s objective is to meet the growing demand for food by
raising livestock on a small amount of land and producing meat at a very affordable price.
This has led to mass production livestock farms that emit massive amounts of greenhouse
gases.
Growing meat in labs could reduce this by 90 percent and lower land use by 99 percent.
The World's First Clean Meatball
Looks like lab-grown meat is full of benefits, so now we just need to make it economically
viable and convince people to take that first bite
of a lab-grown burger.
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Overwatch: Jeff Kaplan is sassy! - Duration: 1:21.
I like my cookies
like I like my overwatch
with plenty of SALT!
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