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Hello and welcome to Psychic Teachers, our first show of the New Year. We're so excited to be with you and have yet another...

Well, I don't know, it's really another, but some resolution stuff for you tonight and then we're going to just after tonight move on into some other topics.

But we felt like we just had one more round of information we needed to get to you as we begin this wonderful New Year.

So welcome to everyone. I'm Deb Bowen. I'm Samantha Faye. And we're so happy you're with us tonight.

We of course have a crystal and an animal of the week for you before we actually begin our topic. Samantha, shall I start for us?

Sure, that would be great.

So I was at a gathering of folks this week and you know whenever I'm with friends they always say, well, what does this animal mean?

Or what does that mean? And I'm going, oh gosh, you know, okay, sort of I can tell you, but you know, not always.

And the question to post to me in this gathering was, was Blue J? And I thought, well, you know where we live, there are lots of Blue J's.

And I thought, well, let me check that out and I read about Blue J. And I thought, well, let me share that with you folks tonight.

Blue J medicine is about the proper use of power, how we use our power in our relationship both with ourselves and with other people.

Well, the folks don't like Blue J's. They find them to be kind of bullies and they'll take over other birds, food and that sort of thing.

But that really isn't all there is to this wonderful, wonderful bird.

The word J, interestingly, comes from the Latin Gaia, which is association with Mother Earth. Gaia, of course, was the goddess of Earth before there was Earth.

So I just, I love that. That is neat. I did not know that that's where. And I'm working here out of Ted Andrew's book, Animal Speaks, by the way.

So I just thought that was really wonderful. Blue J's not only are blue, of course, but they have black and white markings along their wings and on their tail feathers.

And this has to do with the sky, representing the sky in blue, the heavens and white and the earth in black.

And so if you're somebody who is connected to Blue J's, you're somebody who really does have a nice connection to heaven, earth and the sky in all those different ways.

So if the Blue J is somebody who has come along to TQ lessons, know that they have tremendous ability for survival with not so terribly much effort.

They are really able to really go through their world in a real self-assured kind of way.

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