Cereal Soup Species!
Jan 7, 2017 21:42:16 GMT
Post by Aso on Jan 7, 2017 21:42:16 GMT
For all those who were at our stream today, we mentioned that there will be at least 10 species! Only four have been announced, maybe you can figure out the last six? Which Icon goes to which current species? Who knows? Have fun!
Symbol of the Wolf: Leads you to greatest power, calling upon the wolf spirit guid "wolf spirit's guide is a shape-shifter he adapts to the energies of the forest, wolf is a pathfinder by nature led by his intution deep into the dark forests he knows the way. general meaning of this symbolism is;
Symbol of the Coyote: in the same myth. Coyote brought with it seeds of life so as to sew new growth upon the new world. This legend depicts the Coyote as a bringer of life and a new birth symbol. Also, Shoshoni believed the Coyote as an indication of an ending. The sighting of the Coyote was said to bring natural shifts in balance, causing an end (which, of course, simply makes way for new beginnings, and so on). Essentially, the Coyote is like a "way-maker" of new direction as it went about its symbolic role of representing the cycle of life/death in nature. general meaning of this symbolism is;
Symbol of the Reindeer: Reindeer symbolize wisdom, resourcefulness, cleverness, knowledge, creativity, inventiveness and cleverness. They are honored for their nobility and representing continuation of the tribe. Other members of herbivorous Cervidae family are deer, elk and moose. Each member has its own unique symbolism based on its attributes. Deer symbolizes gentleness and caring; elk symbolizes stamina and agility; moose symbolizes self-esteem and joyful spirit of sharing accomplishments.
Symbol of the Ram: As the first sign of the zodiac, Aries, the ram is also symbolic of impetuous fervor, renewal, virility and fiery force. This sign (as the ram) embraces the return of the warmth of the sun as the March equinox approaches.. yeah...
Symbol of the Wolverine .. idk anymore
Symbol of the Eagle: Size does matter to the Native mind. It is the mammoth size of the eagle that, in part, wins its title as the King of the Birds in myth and lore. In spite of its enormous size, the eagle still takes flight, seemingly effortlessly. This is the first of many symbolic cues from the eagle about perception (not judging a book by its cover) and, not allowing the illusion of limitation to ground us in our flight.
Symbol of the Salamander: Perhaps the most profound symbolic meanings of the salamander are evident when we observe it in nature. To illustrate, the symbolism of water deals with transformation, intuition and motion. Therefore, water dwelling creatures such as the salamander hold symbolism of psyche, spirituality, emotion, and ease of motion. These attributes are intensified by the salamander's nocturnal nature because night time is symbolic of shadows, secrets, dreams, intuition and psychic abilities too.
