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Mudjekeewis Spirit Keeper of the West Winds

by Beverly Two Feathers | Four Winds | 2 comments

Mudjekeewis (Grizzly Bear) is the Spirit Keeper of the West and is also Chief Council of all Spirit Keepers and Animal Totems. His power is strength and introspection due to the West being the season of Autumn. West wind represents a time of strength gained from...

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