Spirit animals - Totem animals - Power animals ​

​ Rooster

Bruce Clifton

Key Words:
Reliability - Victory - of service

What is the spiritual meaning of Rooster?
Rooster celebrates the new day, that day will follow night and all worries of yesterday are cleansed from today.
Why does the Rooster appear now?
Rooster is telling you of a new beginning, an opportunity to begin afresh. Renew your allegiance to serving the greater good. It is bringing honour and courage to your door.
How do I call upon Rooster?
Look to the East and listen. Rooster is standing, waiting to be of service.

Rooster is the epitome of all things in the present, it cares not for the past, has no worries for the future, it is here now and is going to be seen and heard. It's plumage glows in the daylight, it attracts followers to its territory. It calls out to the world to come into its folds where it is of service to all who need him.

Rooster can be relied on for all things, to secure and protect all within its territory, as a time keeper and herald bringing in the new day. To refresh or remove stale energy, if rooster crosses your path it is a symbol of a new beginning starting with you.

The reds, golds and the colours of summer are paraded by rooster for all to see, he stands victorious against all intruders. His bravery demonstrated in the morning ritual and his shout out to the world that he is around.

The power of three is significant with this bird, he brings balance to the day, honour, integrity, servitude. Good over evil and redemption from sin, ask and he will provide, seek and you shall find, the cockeral encourages you to find your spiritual strength and be victorious over self doubt.

Mind, body and spirit are called into allignment by the cockeral, its call brings harmony to the energy centres within. It establishes clear boundaries where it allows entry or protects its borders, but its meaning is clear and only a greater good will come from its actions.

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