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Comment by Christine O' Connell on February 16, 2011 at 8:44pm

ThankYou Kathryn,

 

Im so pleased you enjoyed them, its so difficult to comprehend why man would turn on this wonderful spiritual teacher ..

 

Wolf Meaning and Totem Symbolism of the Wolf

 

To understand totem wolf symbols, one must first understand the heart of the Wolf. This takes time because the Wolf has had to endure many false stereotypes, misconceptions and misunderstandings.

Not at all the picture of ferocity or terror, the Wolf is a creature with a high sense of loyalty and strength. Another misconception is that of the “lone wolf.” To the contrary, the Wolf is actually a social creature, friendly, and gregarious with its counterparts.

The Wolf is an incredible communicator. By using touch, body movements, eye contact as well as many complex vocal expressions – the wolf makes his point understood. Those with totem wolf symbols are of the same inclination – they are expressive both vocally and physically. Those who have the wolf as their totem animal are naturally eloquent in speech, and also have knack for creative writing.

A quick-list of totem wolf symbolic attributes include:

• Intelligence
• Cunning
• Communication
• Friendliness
• Loyalty
• Generosity
• Compassionate

 

Totem wolf symbols belong to those who truly understand the depth of passion that belong to this noble creature. The Wolf is a representative of deep faith, and profound understanding.

Further, the Wolf possess a high intellect, and have been observed using strategies about hunting, habitat and migration.

In history, the totem Wolf symbol appears with the founders of Rome, Romulus and Remus. Legend has it that the two founding brothers were raised and suckled by a she-wolf.

In Norse mythology, the Wolf is a symbol for victory when ridden by Odin and the Valkyries upon the battlefield.

http://www.whats-your-sign.com/totem-wolf-symbols.html

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View the wonderful spiritual creativity of Richard Hook and listen to the fantastic sounds of Sacred Spirit as you experience the Native American way of life throughout the centuries. Images used for entertainment and educational purposes and are copyrighted to the respective artists at www.firstpeople.us

Comment by Myriel RAouine on January 27, 2011 at 6:57pm

All life is a circle ...

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Comment by Myriel RAouine on December 6, 2010 at 8:23am

Kiesha in Zurich from kedarvideo on Vimeo.

Comment by Myriel RAouine on December 2, 2010 at 4:58pm

'PS.: The picture you posted below with the Violet background somehow reminds of the Pleiades ... STRONG connection to this star formation! me - you - and the Native Americans - LOL!

Comment by Myriel RAouine on December 2, 2010 at 4:56pm

Thank YOU, dear Monica :-)

Fantastic pictures you have posted!

That's one of my favourites :-)

Comment by Myriel RAouine on December 2, 2010 at 4:08pm

Yes, I remember, we were playing there together as children :-)

It was not easy on us ... but we were glad that we were having each others company. One after the other of our elders had to go... But we were younger of age so we had to endure ... finally we became accustomed to the new way of living. But deep in our hearts we had burried the longing for a FREE way of living in unison with nature, with the animals, with Mother Earth ... now we have come back. Born into the civilization we once were loeathin - to free ourselves again and become what we have always been longing to be: FREE people united through SPIRIT!

BLESSED BE, dearest sister, and thank you for having brought back these memories through your comment and video!

Sonja Myriel

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