Today's card is the Bison Totem from The Medicine Woman Oracle by Catherine Maillard. After a weekend spent camping with my family—under the stars, by the trees, and near the water—it felt like the perfect reminder from nature itself.
The Bison teaches us about abundance, gratitude, and community. Its message is to honor what we already have, to use resources respectfully, and to give generously of ourselves. By trusting life’s generosity, we open ourselves to a deeper sense of connection and support.
The Bison also invites us into reflection: What abundance already surrounds you? How can you share your gifts with your community? Take a moment today to breathe into gratitude and to reaffirm your trust in life’s provision.
— Author: Catherine Maillard Illustrator: Caroline Manière Publisher: Rockpool Publishing
Affirmation: “I trust in life’s generosity. I honor what I have, share what I can, and walk in gratitude.”
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