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Deborah Carlisle of Woodstock took this photo of a doe and her fawn from her backyard. Some people believe that it is good luck to spot deer and have them close to you. According to whatismyspiritanimal.com, the deer symbolizes tenderness tempered with strength. “This allows the deer spirit to act even when obstacles challenge the path. The deer also comes as a playmate for our inner child reminding us of innocent times where the smallest flower provided a smile and excitement. Deer medicine is strongly connected to the heart chakra. Where there is ambition, there is also love for inspiration. Deer, even when running from a predator, remains graceful. This means that deer spirit appearing in your life acts as a teacher of how to be gentle, determined and sure even in difficult situations. Remember that a gentle soul is not a helpless one. Deer wisdom shows you how to use your great horns for defense.”
Deborah Carlisle of Woodstock took this photo of a doe and her fawn from her backyard. Some people believe that it is good luck to spot deer and have them close to you. According to whatismyspiritanimal.com, the deer symbolizes tenderness tempered with strength. “This allows the deer spirit to act even when obstacles challenge the path. The deer also comes as a playmate for our inner child reminding us of innocent times where the smallest flower provided a smile and excitement. Deer medicine is strongly connected to the heart chakra. Where there is ambition, there is also love for inspiration. Deer, even when running from a predator, remains graceful. This means that deer spirit appearing in your life acts as a teacher of how to be gentle, determined and sure even in difficult situations. Remember that a gentle soul is not a helpless one. Deer wisdom shows you how to use your great horns for defense.”
By Pamela Miller
March 21, 2018

Calling amateur photographers!

Have you taken a great picture that you’d like to share with the world? One with action, great lighting and/or interesting subjects? E-mail it to communitynews@ajc.com. Please no selfies, for-profit promotional pics, group shots or anything you wouldn’t want your grandma to see.

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