Ram is a fire animal totem of the south in the Folk Western tradition. It is associated with initiative, drive and leadership. Its medicine is initiative, leadership and drive, and its shadow aspect is headlong rush and domination.
Tradition · Folk Western
Correspondences
Practice
- Magical Uses
- LeadershipBeginningsCourageDrive
Nature and meaning
- Shadow Aspect
- Headlong rushDomination
Details
- Keywords
- InitiativeDriveLeadershipHeat
- Medicine
- InitiativeLeadershipDriveCourage
- When Appears
- A beginning that will not waitThe head of the flock
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