Wolf Animal Spirit Pewter Necklace

Teaching, Guidance, Loyalty, Intuition, Discipline, Order, Community, Freedom, Guardianship, Prudence, Respect, Communication, Patience, Teamwork

The wolf angel symbolizes your inner teacher. Trust in your many senses and intuition and you will connect to your meaning and blaze your own path on the journey of life.

If you see a wolf in your dream she is guiding your to first find great Medicine through inner work, and then to return to your pack to serve as a teacher, guide and healer.

If the wolf is hostile towards you in the dream it symbolizes that you have strayed from your true purpose in life, stop ignoring the signals around you and get back on track.

To see a pack of wolves in your dream is a powerful symbol of kinship. Be thankful for your loved ones and see to it that they are getting your full support.

To hear the howl of a wolf in your dream means that someone in your life needs to be heard and they may require your assistance.

Cultural Symbolism:

• Native American: In Native American lore, the wolf fulfilled two roles. At a tribal level, the wolf lived in a way that made the tribe strong. Food was provided for all in the pack, including the old and sick. They also saw to the education of cubs and defended their territory against other wolves. At a personal level, Native American’s with wolf as a medicine animal or personal totem understood the qualities that made the wolf stand out as an individual. They admired wolf’s stamina, ability to track well and go without food for long periods.

• Egyptian: In Egyptian Mythology, the wolf was a symbol of Wepwawet a war deity. His name means, opener of the ways. The wolf was seen as a scout, going out to clear routes for the army to proceed forward and later as an opener of the path to victory. Eventually, wolf also became associated with death and an opener of the underworld.

• Celtic: Two wolves drive the time as they chase the sun and moon. Their image accompanied many clans as a symbol of strength and victory. The great wolf Fenrir is the harbinger of Armageddon.

• Greek/Roman: In Greek and Roman mythology the wolf symbol and meaning is associated with the Gods of war, Ares/Mars. The wolf was also seen as the Great Goddess or Mother and many Greek and Roman heroes claim wolves as their ancestors.

• Chinese: The Chinese saw the wolf as a guardian of the heavenly palace.

• Christian: Early Biblical sources represented the wolf as destructive and associated with the evening (Jeremiah 5:6, and dishonest gain, bloodshed and destruction (Ezekiel 22:27, The Holy Bible). However, when the wolf and lamb were depicted lying down even though they were considered traditional enemies, together they represented peace and the coming Messianic rule (Isaiah 65:25 The Holy Bible).

Pendant is made of fine pewter and come on a Legend Card with a 33 inch long neck cord. Double sided.

Note: Not an Indian/Native American-made product.