The Blue Heron is my spirit animal

The blue heron first show up in Texas when my second child was born. I would notice them flying while walking across the Lake Joe Pool dam, and fishing in wetland areas during hikes in Cedar Hill State Park.

In the city, if I had a hunch to look up, I would see one flying across my vision. I even found an entire blue heron that was hit by a car on the side of the road.

As I traveled back from my first Vipassana Meditation retreat in Kaufman, Texas, a blue heron flew right in front of my window, inches from my windshield.

After arriving in New Orleans, I began to notice nests and babies. A baby heron perched right on my backyard fence for over an hour. Baby blue herons would show up at night when I would stop for fuel.

I began to regularly visit Bayou Segnette State Park near me and noticed a blue heron perched in the middle of a small lake or large pond. As I roamed around the shoreline on one visit, I found a blue heron feather sticking straight up out of the ground. It now resides on my altar.

I came into awareness that Blue Herons represented a world-bridger. They hunted on the land and water, nested in the trees, and traveled in the air. Like the heron, I traveled between worlds by living in different frequencies, communicating those frequencies to each other by employing the intuition. The blue represented my origins and a quality of energy I wield.

The first course I took in intuition, we were asked to contact our spirit guides. A plain man with a plain name, in a casual suit showed up. He was my Earth guide. I asked him what I needed to know at that time. He showed me himself covered in blue electricity, like he was conducting jewel-blue lightening throughout his body. He indicated that this was an energy I would learn to use. Electricity is a current mystical guide (pun intended :).

Crows communicate major transformation

Dead crows show up in my yard, as I step out of the car, or I am wandering in carparks and the wilderness. This is followed by a major shift in outer relationships and location within a few months.

Crows that perch silently as a flock, in trees, are asking me to “pay attention, look”.

Crows that perch in trees and make sounds are asking me to “pay attention, listen”.

Crows show up in my life when all the circumstances are about to change drastically.

They act as punctuation to life events!

Cardinals are my connection to the indigenous cultures of North America

I have always noticed cardinals here and there in my yard and when I take walks and hikes.

When I first moved to New Orleans, a male cardinal banged into the same kitchen window everyday for weeks for two years in a row. At the time, I associated it with a psychic connection with my half-sister.

In 2025, I was carrying my wallet across the room. A quarter fell out. On one side, it had an engraving of the indigenous activist, Zitkala-sa. I looked up her name, and it means “Red Bird” in Sioux.

I purchased one of her books, and read a story she translated about Thunderbird. I was aware of Thunderbird as a guide for about a year. Zitkala-sa communicated to me that the story was not entirely accurate, editing the story as I read it.

She helped me to connect more directly with the energy of Thunderbird. Thunderbird supports my alignment with weather and lightening.

Hummingbirds are my alpha and omega

I tend to see hummingbirds in a location twice, upon arrival and departure.

They greet me in my new place, and flutter goodbye when I am about to leave.

They remind me to let go of the past, and embrace the new location.

Flying insects

Roaches are my guide to healing ancestral and family of origin wounds. Their presence used to trigger feeling unsafe and helpless as a child.

After a recent ceremony, I feel a great respect and compassion for their resilience and function in the ecosystem - cleaning up the mess left behind by death and decay.

The first encounter I remember with a bee is when I sat on one in preschool. Bees are usually my guides garnering my attention through touch and sound. They will land and crawl over my skin and clothes, and buzz around my head and ears, without ever stinging me.

Bees are a more close encounter than crows with the same message, “Listen up, pay attention, we have a quick message for you!” I usually associate bees with Earth guides, and time-sensitive messages.

Flies often behave like bees with me. They have a specific connection to the creativity of Mother and Father Earth. They remind me of the building blocks of creation. If Mother and Father Earth are Santa Claus, flies are like the elves in the workshop in at the North Pole.

In the esoteric spiritual philosophy I was both raised in, studied and later trained others in, the Pleiades is a bridge between the Galactic core/void, the constellation of the Great Bear, the star Sirius, the Central Spiritual Sun and the Earth.

"Linnutee" is the Estonian term for the Milky Way galaxy, translating to "Bird Way". It represents the hazy band of light across the night sky, often associated in Estonian folklore with birds navigating migration or a path for souls to the afterlife.

Pleiadians are cyclic “migrants” to the Earth. Some say they are a “mother” to the human family on Earth.

My first direct experience with the Pleiades was a group full moon meditation in Estes Park, Colorado. I was guiding the meditation. I would normally follow what was written, indicating for us to connect up with a particular Master.

As I was nearing the end of the meditation, I had an extreme urge to say the words as if I was the Master, using the phrase I AM, and I was catapulted in consciousness into space.

I witnessed a constellation that was connected together with a web of threads. One of the threads twitched, and the whole web thrilled and my whole body twitched and thrilled with it.

I know I am not that Master, but now I know that He invited me to share his awareness to make that direct connection at the time, like giving someone a leg up or sharing a ladder they built.

After I left spiritual philosophical studies behind, and focused on training my own alignment, I attended an intuitive panel at a home in Houston.

Afterwards, I approached one of the intuitives to share my appreciation for their videos and mediumship. Without any other prompting or chit-chat, she told me I was a Pleiadian. I asked if I was from there or had visited there. She said I was from there.

A few years later, I submitted three questions via email to an intuitive totally independent of the other intuitive. I asked her “What is my spiritual purpose and mission?” Without sharing the previous message I received, she said it was to deliver Pleiadian messages.

When I asked a fellow Akashic reader what my origins were, she described a spaceship.

My work with the Akashic Records indicates that beings from other planets, star systems and even galaxies have incarnated with Earth over time and presently.

The Earth is a playground for synthesis.

While our consciousness and evolutionary experience may have origins elsewhere, we are all very much a part of the human family on Earth; sharing in the ever-present contrast.

I was walking my dogs on the Mississippi River Trail. I asked, “What do I need to know about creating an intuitive training?”

They showed me a flock of brids migrating in the echelon formation. They showed the bird at the point in front veer off and go to the back and another take their place. The Records said this is how the intuitive training and courses would operate.

I would begin at the point in service to others to unfold their intuition by providing trainings. Then others would either veer off and start another migration or take that place at the prompting of their own intuition.

I would veer off from the front point and move to another place in the echelon to learn and rest, and/or inspire another migration.

This is why intuitive training will be coupled with an introduction to cooperative leadership.

Linnutee (lind-tee) is the Estonian and Finnish word for the Milky Way. It literally means "Bird's Way" or "Path of Birds".

This interpretation is rooted in the observation that migratory birds in the Northern Hemisphere seem to follow the course of the galaxy as a guide during their journeys south for the winter.

It reflects a spiritual belief in Estonia, and other folklore in the region, that the Milky Way is a celestial pathway for the migration of souls in the spiritual symbolism of birds flying together toward a common destination.

As I developed a relationship with plant medicine, I began to experience something called the void. It was very dark and very jarring, but I traveled through it a couple of times.

In Northern European folklore, where my hereditary roots are, the Pleiades are described as holes of a sieve. These “holes” could be interpreted as portals.

In esoteric philosophy, the role of Pleiadians is to bridge the galactic void with the Great Bear, the star Sirius, our Central Spiritual Sun and the being in which we live, move and have our being, the Earth.

The Pleiades act a a bridge, a portal, a way, a path…a bird’s way or path of birds.

We have many tools at our fingertips to educate ourselves - to find, remember, communicate and accumulate knowledge.

Linnutee Dojo courses will provide you with new knowledge, and common knowledge reframed in a new way.

The purpose of Linnutee Dojo is to provide knowledge that is applied and transformed into wisdom. That requires employing knowledge, acting upon it, and transforming it into wisdom through direct experience.

You will learn to build a spiritual alignment that invokes direct spiritual knowledge, and evokes love in action to the Earth through sovereign service.

“The origin of the word Dojo was found in the Sanskrit ‘Bodhimandala’ or the ‘place of edification’, a sacred place for building the path or the place of awakening.

We can therefore say that the dojo, beyond the physical dimension of the place, represents, in its very essence, an exceptional, energetic space.

The dojo is a place where the student, as well as the instructor, can develop their personality and discover a step by step art of living. By pushing open the doors of the dojo, the practitioner leaves their daily life outside, to become enriched internally, with a free spirit, with the content of the teaching.”

- Nicolas Messner, The Dojo: A Place of Study and Practice