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| April Fools' Day
Creative Trickery Rabbit, a trickster in the myths of cultures in North America and Africa (as well as modern myths such as Watership Down by Richard Adams), is particularly appropriate for this day. While Rabbit (as with any trickster) should be approached with care, he tends to be gentle in his lessons. Rabbit and his children are renowned for their fertility. While fertility is often taken literally, as procreation of various species, it can also mean more general growth. As spring is the beginning of the growing season in the Northern Hemisphere, it's a great time for putting projects and endeavors into motion. When things go wrong, ask the trickster for tips on creative solutions: Rabbit, Rabbit, as you run Stop a moment by my fire To teach, to show, and to inspire Some fertile growth (and a lot of fun!) |
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