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| The Druid Animal Oracle Deck-Cow |
Bo opens up awareness of the Goddess, her generosity, healing and nourishing power is present all around you.
Cow reaches out to those who are struggling with fertility and offers motherly advice. You may not always like what Cow tells you (it's the same as when our mothers, give us an advice, we don't like every single of her advices do we?) but the heart behind the Cow Spirit Animal is truly one of giving. But She always wants the best for us.
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| The Druid Animal Oracle Deck-Cow |
In Norse mythology the cow makes an appearance as Audhumla whose utters emitted the four rivers of power - these provided nourishment for the giants (primarily the first giant, Ymir) that ruled the First World.
In Vedic literature the cow is also a symbol of abundance and fertility as it represents both earth and sky.
To Hindus and Buddhists, symbolism of the cow deals with patience and holiness.It is considered India's most sacred animal. The calm, tender nature of the cow wins this right among the Buddhists.
Cow people have the ultimate ‘mother’s intuition, Keep a Cow totem around you when you need protection from negativity or nightmares.
In Celtic mythology the Cow is sacred to the Mother Goddess Brigit who also governs the Earth, mothers, children, health, nurturing, providence, and the full range of the Female element of the universe. This symbolism remains consistent with that of many other cultural settings and supports Cow as representing life’s fragile beginnings and the necessity to safeguard and restore those who have no voice or support.
Brigid is the traditional patroness of healing, poetry and smith craft, which are all practical and inspired wisdom. As a solar deity Her attributes are light, inspiration and all skills associated with fire. Although She might not be identified with the physical Sun, She is certainly the benefactress of inner healing and vital energy.
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