Mouse, Spiritual Meaning and Symbolism revealed.

Mouse - Animal Spirit Oracle Deck - Animal Spirit Oracle - Spirit Animal - Totem - Animal Guide - Earth Elementals - Power Animal

Key Words:
Curiosity - Family - Resourceful

What is the spiritual meaning of Mouse?
When Mouse shows up in your energy, expect life to switch pace. It will get faster, everything will happen quickly. Mouse is resourceful and makes use of everything they find. They are curious and will find ways to make things happen and they are about family wether that be work family or domesticity.

Why does the Mouse appear now?
Mouse has appeared, so that they can show you a different way of doing things. Mouse knows how to recognise opportunity, knows how to work with what they have and will be content knowing they did the best they could.

How do I call upon Mouse?
Call mouse by encouraging them to come forward, gently, calmly, tease them out of their hiding and encourage them to trust you with their gifts.

Discover the spiritual and cultural symbolism of mice. Learn how to use the power of the mouse in your daily life to cultivate love, nurture family life. Be inspired by the curiousity, wisdom and resourcefulness of mouse, unlock hidden potential and love the life you live.
Mice have long been revered for their spiritual and cultural symbolism. From ancient folklore to modern art, the humble mouse has been celebrated for its wisdom and resilience. This small but mighty creature can teach us much about cultivating love, nurturing family life and stimulating curiosity. Discover how you can use the power of the mouse to enrich your life and connect with your inner self.

Mouse is the influence you do not know is there, it is only when you look for it that it becomes obvious. The mighty Elephant is scared of the mouse but only when Mouse makes himself known. Encourage mouse out of hiding by being kind, a few crumbs and mouse will be on your side.

Autumn and you will find mouse hoarding food, collecting food and storing it for the long winter nights. Winter and Mouse is in semi-hibernation conserving energy and not becoming prey for anything bigger than itself. Spring and Mouse is the gatherer and romanticist, providing food and creating his harem, gathering food and making good use of anything it finds for its family. The long days of summer and it is heaven on earth for this tiny creature enjoying all that life has to offer care free and living the life of abundance surrounded by family.

To the uneducated, Mouse seems to spend all their time scurrying, but for those willing to learn, Mouse is no fool and everything is done for a reason. Attention to detail and making the smallest thing matter is the order of the day. Mouse energy will encourage you to work smart not hard.

Mouse is content but is always looking for ways to improve, Mouse is happy if those around it are happy. It will change its company if it is not content, switch allegiance to more prosperous opportunities, find new allies that contribute to its wellbeing. Then create a family to grow with it and create an abundance of good fortune together.

Mouse is not afraid of the unknown, it will challenge the unknown and wander fearlessly into pastures new and new beginnings after carefully assessing the risks involved. The attention to detail always at the forefront of its survival instincts

Attention to detail and making the smallest thing matter is the order of the day. Encourage yourself to work smart not hard. To look after the resources, ..you have and be careful who you share your energy with.

Don't be afraid of the unknown, use it as an opportunity to challenge yourself. Mouse has appeared, so that they can show you a different way of doing things.

Being content is a state of mind, being ambitious is also a state of mind, being competitive is a state of ego, do you want to satisfy your ego, or do you need to?

When Mouse shows up in your energy, expect life to switch pace. It will get faster; everything will happen quickly.

Tarot Influence: 6 of Pentacles -
Examine your attitude towards giving and receiving, do you give, give, give?

It is in Giving that we Receive