| Janice Hensley's Animal Guides Peacock Love of splendor
arise to beauty Arranging himself about man, the peacock displays all of his and man's range of colors for the gods to see. Backing behind man to provide pleasure, the peacock forms a vision of beauty to be seen by all. Glistening always for man, the peacock is absorbed by man for easy access by that which is within man that needs to be seen by all as beautiful. Carefully wanting man to see himself as whole and perfect, the peacock holds his position with great pride. Playing colors to bountifully surround man with his splendor, the peacock causes satisfaction and brings a calming glow to man. Loving all the effects of vastness, the peacock uses his extensions to provide extra room for praise of self. Opening all to the reflections of the gods, the peacock stands proud to encourage man with his own reflections. Reaching forth to quicken man's variety of selves, the peacock raises satisfaction to all. From The Wonders Of Animal Guides, 1988 Janice Hensley Beetle Love of pleasure
go for fun Digging into man's delight center, the beetle constantly rolls the center around inside of man, giving delight as he moves. He ravishes all will to effect anything less in man. From The Wonders Of Animal Guides, 1988 Janice Hensley Ass /Donkey Love of proudness
delight in personage Rearing up behind man, the donkey accesses through man's back and merging with man's ego, the donkey strengthens the backbone of man's self. From The Wonders Of Animal Guides, 1988 J. Hensley | 
