Tribal Behaviors 3/4 - The Spirit Guide

In the beginning, when the world was new, there was a spirit guide who had been there since the dawn of time. He had no physical form, but his presence was felt everywhere. He watched as the first humans walked the earth, marveling at their innocence and wonder.

As time passed, the humans started to discover the power of music and dance. They gathered around fires, beating on drums and shaking rattles, their bodies moving to the rhythm. It was then that the spirit guide awoke from his slumber.

The ancient techniques used by the early humans allowed them to see and interact with the spirit guide. They knew he was there to provide guidance and protection, to help them connect with the world around them. But as the centuries passed, this knowledge was lost, and the spirit guide was forgotten.

Yet he remained, still watching over the music lovers and dancers of the world. He was at every rave, every festival, every event where people emitted party energy. He was there to provide safety and guidance, to help them lose themselves in the music and find joy in the moment.

Only once in a while did a chosen person make contact with the spirit guide. They would feel a warmth in their chest, a fluttering in their stomach, a sense of peace and belonging. They would know, in that moment, that they were not alone, that they were being watched over by a powerful and loving presence.

And so the spirit guide continues to watch over us, even though we cannot see him. He remains a constant presence in the world of music and dance, a reminder that there is more to life than what we can see and touch. For those who are open to his guidance, he is a source of comfort and strength, a reminder that we are all connected in this great cosmic dance.