WOLF // Animal Messenger

WOLF // Animal Messenger
The wolf reminds us of the importance of our connections with family and friends. They are territorial⁠ animals that will defend their homes and hunting zones fiercely from other wolves.
From the wolf we⁠ can learn how to channel loyalty, dedication, protectiveness and selflessness in our conduct with our⁠ loved ones. They are often depicted as loners, but they simply have a strong sense of who they are⁠ as an individual, as well as the role they play in their community, making them stand out as strong,⁠ powerful entities and predators.⁠
Wolves are generally monogamous and pair for life, rearing their children together into adulthood.⁠ They work together to hunt and use their haunting howl to assemble their pack prior to a hunt and⁠ to warn each other of danger at their den site.⁠
Wolves are incredibly adaptable to changes in the environment and climate and can withstand⁠ temperatures of up to -40 degrees. Their warm, fluffy coat can keep them warm, even while they⁠ sleep on the snow or ice. This shows us that when you are connected to your own source energy, you⁠ are protected by often extreme external circumstances.
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If Wolf has entered your field recently, the key questions to ask yourself what it means specific to you are:
1. What was I doing / thinking / feeling at the time of the encounter?
2. How did seeing this messenger make me feel?
3. What was the animal doing and what was significant about it specifically?
4. Can you see how any of these things relate to the meaning above?
What is your own mythic tale you can weave to get your own beautiful message from this guide?
Journal and contemplate with these prompts to uncover your own personalised meaning and symbolism.
 
 
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