The main lesson or medicine of Opossum is diversion. Let’s learn together what this Native American totem teaches us. The greatest form of protection that Opossum has is to play dead. It confuses many of his predators into believing that the game has ended. It...
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...
The power of Shawnodese (Coyote) is trust and growth. Summer is the season of Shawnodese. It is a time of rapid growth, maturing, and testing. The animal totem of Shawnodese is Coyote with the medicine of Trickster. Some believe that the South Winds animal totem is...
The Spirit Keeper of the East Wind is Wabun or Eagle. Wabun shows us power through illumination and wisdom. The season of the East Wind is Spring. The time of awakening from winter’s rest, a time of vitality and purity of energy. The animal totem of Wabun is...
Waboose is the Spirit Keeper of the North Wind. Renewal and purity is the Power of Waboose. The North Wind represents new life enclosed in death or new growth protected in rest. The Season of Waboose and the North Wind is Winter. That season can be about the time...
It's midday and I'm sitting outside with my toes in the grass - when I hear the calls of a…