https://alltotems.com/spirit-animals/salmon-symbolism-meaning/
Waking up this morning seemed like repeatedly coming to and then falling back into the dream I was waking from. The end part of the dream that was most apparent in my upper consciousness was of seeing a paper with words... which seemed like an important document. The colour of the paper was pink, salmon pink. I kept falling back to sleep to look at this paper which when I was asleep made total sense, but as I was waking, the words and symbols and meanings around it were to do with 'salmon'.
Eventually, from a groggy series of waking and sleeping I came to with a calmness of knowing and a 'spring' of happiness, which is not so usual. I also had the repeat of the kundalini chant going on in my head, over and over again. "May the Long time sun within you, shine down upon you, and light your way home".
Pulling on the symbology of what I could interpret intuitively, the message of salmon is 'going home'. But the paper was like a contract. Intuitively, there is a 'salmon' contract, which I was remembering or it was being shown to me, repeatedly being pulled back to 'feel' and sense it, until I got the message. When I was fully awake, I felt all springy in step and happy.
Michaela.
Its strange to get the message Connect with your history
and take some time to reconnect with your loved ones.
-Salmon, in the box below, for two reasons. Firstly next week I am going back to Ireland for a short visit, which means re-connections. And secondly, today I was planning to buy a beautiful peacock bird bath to put in the cemetery where my family in England is buried all quite near to each other.
http://www.spiritanimal.info/peacock-spirit-animal/
The peacock spirit animal is the epitome of beauty. This graceful power animal offers lessons about self-love, honor, integrity and the importance of facing life’s challenges as well as the unknown with courage and confidence. When the peacock struts gracefully into your life you may be entering a time of rebirth. Individuals whose power animal is the peacock possess a firm connection between the past and present and recognize its effect on the future. They readily see the importance of integrity and honor. Confident in all they do, those with a peacock totem also recognize the need for light-heartedness and laughter.
Salmon Symbolism
https://www.spirit-animals.com/salmon-symbolism/
Connect with your historyand take some time to reconnect with your loved ones.-Salmon
Salmon Meaning, and Messages
Alternatively, salmon symbolism is letting you know that it is time to transform. Therefore, like the bat, you have to point yourself towards the next big goal. In other words, get back on track and move forward with renewed passion and vigor.
In some cases, it is also possible that your emotions are stalling the issue you are currently trying to solve. Thus you need to take the time to detach and free yourself from your feelings. Only then can you follow your intuition towards a resolution. Furthermore, allow your instincts to guide you.
Salmon Totem, Spirit Animal
People with the salmon totem have an increased ability to get a “feel” for others. This sense is especially real if they are a healer or someone employed in the health industry.
Folks with this spirit animal totem, like the terrier dog, are also sturdy and can persevere when others are not able to. Thus they often pick a life filled with challenges knowing that within each problem lies a decisive goal and the opportunity for growth.
People with this power animal also have strong spiritual desires. They will work tirelessly to manifest them. Also, studying genealogy is essential to these folks.
Salmon Power Animal Symbol Of Wisdom
By Ina Woolcott
http://www.shamanicjourney.com/salmon-power-animal-symbol-of-wisdom
The salmon’s wisdom includes – value of returning home to regenerate, swimming upstream through emotional waters to gain insight, understanding divination messages, rebirth of spiritual knowledge, wisdom.
The Salmon’s aim is to overcome all obstacles that may present themselves. Its aim is to be reunited with All That Is. We are assisted by salmon in developing the necessary wisdom needed to find the meaning and purpose of our lives, and also to move steadily on our spiritual journey.
Celtic tales tell of legendary salmon that lived in a sacred well, which was the source of the river Boyne which flowed past ancient Druid temples. These salmon would feed on hazelnuts, the source of wisdom. The salmon was considered the oldest and wisest of animals.
Comparing the salmons journey to our own life journey helps us comprehend why the salmon was regarded as the wisest of animals. In our life we frequently seem to be face low times, be it external or internal hindrances. Generally the internal state of affairs are most difficult – resistance and fear of change. Taking salmon as an example can make life a lot easier!
It may seem that the salmons up-river journey to the spawning grounds appears a struggle, similar to a humans journey. However, the truth is very different. Difficulties are present, but when jumping upstream the salmon in fact does NOT fight the current, rather it travels with the reverse current flowing beneath the surface. The word summersault was inspired by the salmons leaping and in fact stems from the word salmon – sault. Somersaulting children are being playful and nimble. Being able to be childlike is yet another lesson to be learned from salmon.
The salmons long upstream journey every 5-7 years takes it to the place where it was spawned. If this is your power animal, then life changes often take place in this time period. The end of each cycle means a new start. Salmons have an acute sense of smell, assisting them in finding their way home to spawn – they can smell the one stream where they were hatched! They have unbreakable bonds with their past. Because the salmons origins are so important to them we are reminded to honour our true heritage.
They are extremely determined and even jump 10 foot waterfalls to reach their destinations. They may struggle past many predators, including birds of prey, bears and humans to reach their home waters. They have an admirable drive to get to their place of origin, hardly eating along the way and display hardly any interest in anything but getting there. Once they arrive they spawn and die.
When the salmon lays its eggs in the coarse gravel and sand beds of streams it implies that the birth of a new idea is close. However – for us humans there is a warning here to ensure that a new idea is not laid on a rough foundation.
So we are able to complete our journey, we must understand our own history, we must frequently go back in our minds to our childhood for that understanding – and not just in our minds. We can learn from the salmon how to leap with joy and anticipation at the prospect of a new day, and also to know that no matter where we are we are always on our way home. Being light-hearted, open, innocent and childlike is not the aid to reaching the goal, but the goal itself. Flow with the currents beneath the surface. If you don’t know how to incorporate this medicine you may have to stop battling the currents of life.
In general people with this power animal are tough and can persevere when others arent able to. Often they pick a life filled with challenges knowing that within each challenge lies positive-ness and the opportunity for growth.
They also have strong spiritual desires and work tirelessly to manifest them. Studying genealogy is important..
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