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Wolf
(Native American Zodiac Animal)

Wolf: Feb 19 – Mar 20

Native American Wolf A passionate lover of all things physical and spiritual, the Wolf maintains an emotional tie to nature and humankind.

The Wolf understands that all we need is love, and is fully capable of providing it.

Combined with his/her fierce desire for independence – this Native American animal symbol is a bit of a enigma.

The Wolf needs freedom, yet still being quite gentle and loving – we get the picture of the "lone wolf" with this sign.

Good Times

In a positive environment the Wolf is intensely passionate, generous, deeply affectionate, and gentle.

The Wolf makes a steady and loving mate when things are at peace.

Bad Times

In a negative environment the Wolf can become impractical, recalcitrant, obsessive, and vindictive.

Left alone the Wolf loses his/her composure and becomes wild and vengeful, prone to vicious personal attacks.

Compatible Native American animal signs – Woodpecker, Bear and Snake

Western zodiac sign equivalent – Pisces

Native American Indian Lore

Discovering Your Spirit Guide

The native American Indian's always felt a special oneness with the world around them and also with the creatures who occupied that world.

Origins and Uses For Dream Catchers

Dream catchers are a part of the tradition and culture of many of the native people of North America. The stories of the dream catcher?s origin and use are as different as the tribes who used them.

History of Dream Catchers (Native American Indian Dreamcatchers)

Originally, dream catchers were made as a charm to protect sleeping children from nightmares. The legend is that the dream catcher will catch one’s dreams during the night.

7 Native American Herbal Healing Secrets

Native American Indians lived off the land and used various plants for both food and medicine. They were much healthier than most of us are today. Perhaps we can benefit by using some of their natural remedies.

Native American Collectibles

Native American collectibles are popular the world over, for they offer an insight into the unique and distinct culture of the Native Americans.

The Indian Headdress

Of the different peoples throughout the world, the Native American Indians are known for their unique feathered headdress.

Using Pow Wow Drums For Native Drumming Groups And Western Decorating

Have you ever wondered how exactly pow wow drums are used? I have, but never really understood that they played such an important role in the Native American culture.

Using Native American Rattles For Indian Ceremonies and Rituals

If you love Native American Rattles, you will definitely benefit from adding them to your drumming circles and powwows.

Native American Animals of the Natural Zodiac

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