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Your Personal Totem

It is believed that each of us is born with 9 animals who bring teachings

and messages for greater understanding and insights for our benefit throughout

our lifetime. Two of those animals are permanent and never leave us; they

are our primary totems — sometimes called Power Animals. We usually

know these animals by instinct because we are especially attracted to them

throughout our lives. They are not necessarily exotic animals, but can be

anything from the animal, bird or reptile families. Sometimes we may even

dream about them.

One walks on the left to guard and guide the feminine side of our energies;

the other walks on our right to guard and guide the masculine characteristics.

Those born with a female totem on the right, and a male totem on the left

are born with a special kind of energy balance and usually have very important

Spirit work to do in their lifetime.

To discover the remaining 7 totems, we should read and learn as much about

animals and their physical characteristics as we can. An excellent book for

this is Animal-Speak by Ted s, and there are more such books coming

on the market every day. We can also discover these animals by doing the

Totem Card Spread given in the Medicine Cards by Sams and Carson.

Psychics, and people who do healing and special work with animals, and others

who have a good understanding of animal energies should also be able to help.

Those who meditate can ask for the animals to show themselves during meditations,

and identify themselves as totems.

Walk in peace and balance.

                     

                     

 

for the Elementary

Totem Project Click Here

Excerpts from Animal Walk

Teachings from the Animal Kingdom for the Two-Leggeds

Alligator

Ant

Badger

Bat

Bear

Bear Paw

Beaver

Buffalo

Butterfly

Cat

Cougar

Coyote

Crane

Deer

Dog

Dolphin

Dragonfly

Eagle

Elk

Fox

Frog

Goose

Grizzly Bear

Hawk

Heron

Horse

Hummingbird

Lion

Lizard

Moose

Mouse

Otter

Owl

Parrot

Peacock

Pegasus

Rabbit

Raccoon

Raven

Salmon

Seahorse

Shark

Snake

Spider

Squirrel

Swan

Tiger

Turtle

Whale

Wolf

Wolf Print

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