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The Wolf – Wolf is the ancestor of dog. It is muscular, has a broad chest, pointed ears, keen sense of smell, hunts alone or in packs, and is monogamous. Wolf symbolizes the teacher or pathfinder to high places. It is a wild spirit in the most positive sense.

Wolf People respond to love, gentleness, kindness, compassion and consideration. They are sensitive, intuitive, compassionate, innovative, creative, benevolent, generous, artistic, warm, sympathetic, understanding, empathetic, genuine, trusting and sensitive (sometimes overly so). Wolf People need clearly defined rules and space in the home as well as at work and in relationships. They don’t like intrusions without invitation.

They can discern intuitively the emotions, attitudes and intentions of others but have difficulty handling their own emotions and feel vulnerable if they allow their emotions freedom. Wolf People must learn to communicate better through empowering their verbal communication with body language and vice versa. They are hunters of philosophy, religion, spirituality and the meaning of life.

Wolf People are optimistic, positive, practical, and have a love of beauty and nature. They can recognize undertones and body signals of others, and must trust their own intuition and their psychic abilities and insight. Messages, signs and information will come through dreams, their subconscious and inner self. Wolf People need to bring forth that knowledge in order to teach others.

These totem people are innovative, creative, easy-going and enjoy the company of the pack but also like to be alone. They are leaders and teachers who need freedom, whether it is the freedom of thought, expression, movement and/or choices. Wolf People get their way by being charming, loving and smiling. They need attention, reassurance and encouragement. They enjoy affection and romance but can also be passionate. Wolves are also affected by others’ emotions and worries and often take these emotions onto themselves.

Positive traits: Compassionate, sympathetic, sensitive, adaptable, affable, intuitive, impressionable, artistic, musical.

Negative traits: Indecisive, vague, impractical, timid, easily confused or hurt.

Vocations: Arts, music and entertainment, astronomy, astrology, dancing, design, military, law, journalism and writing, social work.

Aims, desires and challenges. Wolf’s main challenge is to break free of entanglements or restrictions. Wolf must try to gain spiritual consciousness and find meaning of life and purpose. They search for proof of or to communicate with the after life. Wolves need to find their balance between earthly and spiritual matters. They must cultivate their intuition, creativity, understanding and expression. They must avoid timidity, indolence, and procrastination. Wolf’s main lesson in life is to find, understand and nurture love of oneself and others, to release their inner talents.

Season of the Wolf – Winter. Winter is the season of rebirth and new beginnings and renewal. It is a time of love, healing, sharing, and creativity. It is a time to take charge, to fulfill obligations, take responsibility and take care of family. It is the season of goodwill, of belonging, the time to make changes. Winter is time for a purification of the self and to concentrate and focus your intentions to manifest all you want.

 Direction of the Wolf – North. North is the direction of purity and renewal. It encourages patience and inward growth – to focus on internal activities. It is a time of renewal of mind and body, purity of intent and purpose as well as the renewal of energy after the sleep that brings wisdom and knowledge. It is a time of new thought, ideas, plans and life.

Animal Totem of the North – Buffalo. Buffalo gives of itself completely as it offers its sacred life to provide for others and their abundance. Buffalo teaches sustenance with sharing, to share gifts of energy with others, and that true happiness comes with sharing what one is and has. Buffalo asks you to use your heart as well as your head and that through the diligence of effort and prayer we can manifest anything. You need to allow things to happen in their own time and way, use effort but not force, follow the natural rhythm.

Polarity Totem Animal – Brown Bear. Wolf needs to find the balance of Brown Bear’s physical realities (to be more down to earth) and its own spiritual aspirations. Wolf needs to be more discriminating like Brown Bear and to bring out their inner lessons learned to teach the world. Wolf needs to enjoy the sweetness of the earth while searching out spiritual and ethereal places.

Clan Totem – Frog. Frog brings the lessons of adaptability, flexibility and the need for new experiences. Frog people enjoy material and earthy things but also want to explore the intangible parts of life. They are creative and often are great healers. They have deep feelings but need the wisdom of experience to understand and cope with their intense emotions. Frog people are very empathetic and sympathetic.

Element of Wolf – Water. Water is the infinite realm of possibilities. It is limitless and immortal. A person born under the influence of Water is someone who is instinctively driven by a need to evaluate and compromise, who is unable to do anything other than flow with the tide. They need space to flow, to channel their energy. They have an independent, free-flowing spirit even though others may well depend on them.

Mineral Totem – Jade. Jade is a stone of purity, serenity, wisdom, tranquility, harmony. It increases love & nurturing, self-sufficiency, good luck, and friendship. Jade soothes the mind, stimulates ideas, insightful dreams, emotional release, and cleansing. In healing Jade aids the kidneys, supra-adrenal glands, helps removes toxins, skeletal system, stitches, elimination system, fertility, childbirth, hips, spleen, and also balances body fluids.

Plant Totem – Plantain. Plantain is also known as Waybread, Snakeweed, or Englishman’s Foot. Plantain grows in wastelands, fields and by roadsides. It is used in healing for congestion, digestion, and for comforting. Plantain teaches us to harmonize with others and our surroundings. It is good for healing, strength, protection and as a snake repellent.

If you’ve enjoyed this nature’s wisdom profile about you and your life we recommend you read Kenneth Meadow’s “Earth Medicine” and Ted Andrew’s “Animal-Speak” and his other Nature series books to get an even more thorough review of yourself, your totem or spirit animals, and those totems of people around you.

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