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Even though the horse has been on this earth for many thousands of years, humans only domesticated them a short six thousand years.  Native Americans didn’t start using horses until the European and Hispanic settlers found their way into North America.  Today, horses are found on most farms, and still exist today in feral populations (mustangs).

 

The horse is an icon of travel.  Before cars were invented, if you did not have a horse, you didn’t travel far.  Today, horses are still used by Amish people for means of travel. 

 

Because mustangs still roam free, the horse is also a symbol of freedom and energy.  Imagine yourself running across the open fields, with the wind in your hair.  How do you feel?  Lighthearted and free?

 

If you see a horse in your tea leaves, it could mean good news is on the way.  If the horse has a rider, expect the news to come from overseas.  If all you see is the head of a horse, then maybe a new lover will find his/her way into your life.

 

To dream of a horse, generally means good fortune ahead.  To dream of a dead horse, signifies many disappointments ahead.   To kill a horse in your dreams means you will verbally or physically injure one of your friends.

 

If a horse has come into your life, regardless if it was a dream or not, you should look at new travels.  It may be time to move on, and to change your surroundings and find your freedom.  If something is holding you back, break free and run like the wind. 

 

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Animal Totems Learn about Animal Spirits and Totem Animals - How do animals effect your life? Click on the animals below for detailed description of each animal. As the months go by we will attempt to fill all of them. By NoKi Moon
	Alligator- Stealth, Survival		Ant- Patience, Diligence and Work
	Anteater- Lethargy, curiosity, nosiness		Antelope- Taking Action
	Armadillo- Boundaries, Self Protection		Badger- Aggressiveness, Passion and Drive
	Bat- Death and Rebirth on Personal, Spiritual Level		Bear- Gentle Strength, Introspection and Dreaming
	Beaver- Building, Accomplishing Goals		Bee- Service, Gathering, Community
	Bird- Unity, Freedom, Community		Boar- Exemplary of the life-giving energy of the sun
	Bull- Insight into the past, fertility, rushing into things without proper preparation		Buffalo- Abundance, Survival Needs Met, Good Fortune, Healing
	Butterfly- Self Transformation, Balance, Grace		Bumblebee- Honesty, Pure Thinking, Willingness and Drive
	Caribou- Travel and Mobility		Cardinal- The cardinal is a power packed bird that transforms and awakens us
	Cat- Independence		Cheetah-  Swiftness, insight, focus
	Cougar- Leadership, loyalty, courage, taking responsibility for your life, foresight		Cow- Moveable wealth, value, providing for daily needs, the power of community sharing.
	Coyote- Stealth, mischief, recognizing your mistakes, ability to laugh at yourself, bedevilment, clowning around, enforcer of karmic laws		Crane- Water, End of Summer, Migration
	Cricket- Singing, Spring, Fertility		Crocodile- Ensuring your emotions are displayed accurately/appropriately
	Crow- Sacred Law, Gateway To Supernatural, Shape Shifting, Illusion		Deer- Gentleness, Compassion and Kindness
	Dog- Protection and Loyalty		Dolphin- Joy, Harmony, Intelligence, Self Connection
	Dove- Love, Gentleness and Kindness		Dragonfly- Dreamtime, Illusion, Spring, Water
	Dolphin- Life Force, Rhythm and Breath		Eagle- Spirit Connection to Higher Realms, Courage
	Elephant- Commitment, strength, astuteness, good luck.		Elk- Stamina, Pride, Power, Majesty
	Falcon- New beginnings, adventure, leadership, healing the soul		Feathers- Spirit
	Ferret- Strength, energy, ingenuity and stealth.		Firefly- Communication, Illumination
	Fish- Water, Current, Flow of Life From the Earth		Fox- Camouflage, Adaptability and Integration
	Frog- Fluidity, Water and Rain, Cleansing and Tears		Gazelle- The soul, aggressiveness
	Giraffe- Communication, intuition, attaining the unreachable, seeing the future		Goat- Surefootedness, stubbornness, independence, diligence, lack of foresight
	Goose- Demanding of ones self, reliable, rigid, love of home, safe return, ever-searching nature		Gorilla- Family-oriented, intelligence, strength, environmental protector, keeps peace through aggression
	Grouse- Personal power, self-teaching, intuition, enlightenment		Hawk- Strength, Foresight, Truth
	Hedgehog- Self Preservation		Heron- Patience, Grace
	Horse- Physical and Spiritual Power, Carrier Of Burdens		Hummingbird- Pure Love and Joy, Celebration of Life
	Iguana- Patience and understanding		Jellyfish- They move in harmony with the currents of life and can teach us how to flow with the natural forces of Mother Earth
	Koala- Those with koala energy also have strong psychic & clairaudient abilities		Ladybird- Delight, Trust
	Lion- Pride, Nobility, Cunning, Courage		Lizard- Dreaming, Foresight, Ancient Secrets
	Llama- Comforting others		Loon- Serenity, good orator, judgmental, can come across as uncaring or unsympathetic
	Lynx- Keeper of Mystical Secrets		Manatee- Gentleness, loving, childlike
	Monkey- Ability to change the environment, health, success		Moose- Headstrong, Assertiveness, longevity, steadfastness, wisdom, self-esteem
	Mountain Lion- Wisdom and Balance in Leadership		Mouse- Scrutiny, Attention to Detail
	Opossum- Strategy and Diversion		Otter- Earth and Water, Balanced Feminine Energy
	Owl- Clairvoyance, Magic, Astral Projection		Ox- Sacrifice, self-denial, chastity
	Panther- A good protective animal		Parrot- Bringer of Essential Rain and Seed
	Peacock- Recognition, Self Assurance, Pride		Pelican- Abundance, Plenty
	Pheasant- Warning, Concealment		Pig- Earth magic, intelligence, things sacred, ancestral knowledge.
	Porcupine- Gentle Innocence and Trust		Prairie Dog- Swiftness, industrious, constructive, preparedness.
	Puma- Companion on journeys to other worlds, grace, silent power.		Quail- Protectiveness, Group Harmony
	Rabbit- Fear, Overcoming Limiting Beliefs		Raccoon- Curiosity, Inquisitiveness
	Ram- Strength, Determination		Raven- Bringer of Magic and Light, Creation and Knowledge
	Roadrunner- Speed, Agility		Rooster- Vanity, likes to be showered with gifts and attention, early riser, settling for nothing less than the best.
	Salamander- Hidden things or traits, camouflage in the face of adversity.		Salmon- Dependability and Renewal
	Sandpiper  -Foraging, Scavenging, Quickness		Scorpion- Defense, Self Protection, Biting Truth
	Seagull- Carefree Attitude, Versatility, Freedom		Seahorse- Confidence and grace.
	Seal- Inquisitiveness, Organization, Contentment		Shark- Survival, hunter, adaptability, power, danger, senses injury, ever-moving.
	Sheep- Group comfort, warmth, patience, fertility, rebirth.		Snake- Transmutation, Life Cycles

Animal Totems
	Skunk- Reputation, Respect, Caution		Snail- Perseverance, Determination
	Spider- Weaving, Symbolism		Squirrel- Gathering, Preparation, Thrift
	Stag- Forest-lord, masculine regeneration, giver of bounty and beauty, mystical signs.		Stork- Messenger of rebirth.
	Swan- Grace, Surrender to the Universal Plan		Tadpole- Fertility and Renewal, Transformation
	Turkey- Give Away, Sacrifice of Self and Others		Turtle- Mother Earth, Protection
	Unicorn- Making dreams come true, virtue, beauty, weather patterns, connection with the woodland and the beings within.		Walrus- Trickster, solitude, appreciates individuality and creativity, can be disrespectful of others.
	Weasel- Stealth, Information Gathering		Whale- Historical Record Keeper, Traveler, Guardian
	Wolf- Teacher of New Ideas and Wisdom, Intense Loyalty with Balance of Independence		Wren-To see a wren in your tea leaves means you lack confidence and lack a sense of humor.
	Woodpecker- Change, Persistence		Yak- Ancient wisdom, understanding of higher purpose, self-doubt, lack of control over emotions
	Zebra- Seeing things in stark contrast, certainty, individuality amidst a crowd, balance, trusting your path