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The Porcupine | A Symbol of the Foresight to Defend and to Release
In many cultures, the porcupine is a symbol of wisdom and foresight. The sharp quills and night vision illustrate the importance of clear perception and intuition. While its quills are sharp and intimidating, the porcupine is still a timid and peaceful creature. Even though the porcupine is often overlooked in favour of more glamorous or…
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The Symbolism of Dogs | A Lifelong Committed Companion
The truth is that no one can be a good friend, a good spouse or a good pack member without first reaching and attaining a certain level of self-mastery.
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The Wisdom of the Sea Anemone | The Joy of Mutually Beneficial Relationships
Avoid, at all costs, going after relationships that do not feel right to you.
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The Wisdom of the Snail | A Lesson in Patient Persistence
Even though it may seem that they are not going anywhere, snails have big plans, believe me!
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The Wisdom of the Cheetah | Why Speedy Decision Making Matters
If you want to make a good decision fast, you have to let go of all public opinion and focus on our own goals.
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The Vulture of Death | The Power of Recycling and Releasing
While we have associated the vulture with death and dying, it is important to remember that the vulture is generally not a killer.
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The Wisdom of Moths | The Attraction to Light
The moth is a lunar creature associated with the night and the attraction it has to the light.
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The Heron | A Symbol of Creativity
The heron is associated with the shallow waters. He does not venture into the deep end. He waits for what emerges from the depths onto the surface.
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The Sea Star | When the Starfish Regenerates
There is an old Aboriginal story about the starfish. It tells how some animals needed a canoe to cross the ocean and get to the other side of the shore.
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The Wild Boar | Abundant, Fertile and Pragmatic
Boars are abundant within their ranges. The more territory they have, the more they will breed.
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