Red Fox Totem
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Symbols In The Natural World
The sages of old studied living things to a point of realization that God is most perfectly understood through a knowledge of His supreme handiwork--animate and inanimate Nature.
Every existing creature manifests some aspect of the intelligence or power of the Eternal One...."
From "The Secret Teachings Of All Ages" by Manly P. Hall
Ted Andrews

I have a copy of the book entitled: "Animal Speak," by Ted Andrews, which I use on a daily basis.
Lately, the Red Fox has come back into my life, urging me to be more like her.
I am working through a particularly sticky challenge, and yesterday, as I was thinking about how was I going to handle it, a Red Fox went trotting across my pasture.
Once upon a time, humanity recognized itself as part of nature, and nature as part of itself, says Ted Andrews.
Dreaming and waking were inseparable realities; the natural and supernatural merged and blended. People used images of nature to express this unity and to instill a transpersonal kind of experience.
Andrews goes on to say: "In the past, shamans, priests and priestesses were the keepers of the sacred knowledge of life. These individuals were tied to the rhythms and forces of nature. They were capable of walking the threads that link the invisible and the visible worlds. They helped people remember that all trees are divine and that all animals speak to those who listen!"
Sacred Spirits
Red Fox Symbology
Taken from "Animal Speak"

Keynote: Feminine magic of camouflage, shapeshifting, and invisibility
Cycle Of Power: Nocturnal, Dawn and Dusk
The fox is a totem that has touched almost every society on the planet. It is a totem that speaks of the need to develop or awaken camouflage, invisibility and shapeshifting. It is one of the most uniquely skilled and ingenious animals of nature. It can teach these skills to those whose life it enters.
For those with fox totems, it will be important to learn the art of camouflage and its related art of invisibility and shapeshifting. The fox uses its ability at quiet camouflage to its benefit. With practice, you can learn this same sort of ability and apply it so that you may see and hear things that otherwise you could not.
The senses of the fox reveal much about the potential within those who have it as a totum. Its hearing, vision and sense of smell are acute.
The sense of smell is also associated with higher forms of discrimination and discernment. One working with fox medicine should sniff out each situation. This will let them know who to avoid and who to connect with.
Does this person smell right?
Does something smell funny in this situation?
Probably the fox's cleverest hunting technique is "charming." Here the fox performs various antics before her prey. It will jump, and roll and chase itself so that it charms the preys attention. While performing, the fox draws closer and closer without the prey ever realizing it, because the playfulness doesn't make the prey feel threatened! Then at the right momet, the fox leaps and captures its prey.
This is a camouflage technique, one associated with behavior.
It is one that those with fox totems can win any prize.
As you develop attunement to the fox and learn its magic, any prize can fall to you.
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Jessica Dawn Palmer's Book On Animal Totems
Do Animal Speaks To You?
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Wordwinder Jan 3, 2012 @ 1:11 am | delete
- If the term "speak" were to mean communication in general, then yes, animals do speak to us through their expressive eyes, and their endearing or aggresive body gestures. Perhaps, if we were to sincerely and patiently attempt, we will understand their speech as well - limited in vocabulary though they may be.
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WildWilliams
Dec 2, 2011 @ 5:34 am | delete
- Animal Teachings - great video! Thanks for posting it.
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WildWilliams
Dec 2, 2011 @ 5:27 am | delete
- I have been blessed with many situations that have lead me to being an animal admirer and advocate. Some of them include interludes with foxes, chickadees, raccoons, wild turkeys, deer, even feral cats.
There is no better feeling than having a chickadee eat out of your hand, or having a mother fox trusting you enough to parade her kits across a meadow knowing you are there watching.
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KarenKay
Sep 29, 2011 @ 2:31 pm | delete
- we have a kitten (really she's a full grown cat by now I guess!) who is really bad about getting outside (we're in apts and neighbors not very cat tolerant).... but when he does, and I call Him, I swear he gives me this look, just like my kid. speaks volumes! lol!
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24websurf Sep 22, 2011 @ 5:25 pm | delete
- Mine is the Wolf. She speaks to me daily.. mostly to say "I love you" and "wake up, I'm hungry" ;) I love his lens. The Red Fox is beautiful.
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