Blue Jay as a Totem: Personality Characteristics and Life-Path Challenges

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This video will teach you everything that you ever wanted to know about what it means when BLUE JAY is your totem (one of your lifelong guides), including why the biggest struggle for Blue Jay People is the internal conflict between the desire to express themselves authentically and fear of being judged for doing so; why they are "introverted extroverts" who also need a lot of time away from their audiences; why they are so very loyal to their partners; and their relationship to the Oak tree and its spiritual significance.

If Blue Jay is your current spirit guide (temporary messenger) rather than your totem (lifelong guide), look for my video "Blue Jay as a Spirit Guide: What it Means When You Are Seeing Blue Jays Everywhere." If you would like more information about the difference between a totem and a spirit guide, or if you aren't sure how to discover your totems or spirit guides at all, please watch my videos, "Understanding the Difference Between a Totem and a Spirit Guide", "How Do I Know if Something is My Spirit Guide?", and my video series "How Do I Connect with My Animal Totems and Spirit Guides?", which are also on this channel, or visit my website, www.ravenlightholistichealing.com, to view a complete library of my videos and explore which animals most resonate with you.

You can also check out my ongoing "Animal Totems and Spirit Guides" series of books on Amazon.com and Barnesandnoble.com, or you can visit me at www.Ravenlightholistichealing.com to learn more about me and how I do what I do.