Moose
Moose is a water animal totem of the west in the Folk Western tradition. It is associated with primal power, solitude and browsing. Its medicine is primal power, solitude and dignity, and its shadow aspect is loneliness and unapproachable.
Tradition · Folk Western
Correspondences
- Element
- Water
- Direction
- West
- Chakra
- Root ChakraSacral Chakra
Practice
- Magical Uses
- StrengthSolitudeGroundingProtection
Nature and meaning
- Shadow Aspect
- LonelinessUnapproachable
Details
- Keywords
- Primal powerSolitudeBrowsingDignity
- Medicine
- Primal powerSolitudeDignityWalking the marsh
- When Appears
- The old forest speaksWalk alone
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