The Wolf

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Through some of the groups on Steemit, I have come across those that do tarot card readings and I find that very interesting. There is a radio show feature for #TarotTuesdays and people who post about their readings too. However, I have not seen many people use Medicine Cards. That is a good thing for you and I!

If you follow my writing then you know I am Native American and a Medicine Woman in training, so I decided that I would start #medicinecardmonday and pull a card for Steemit every week. This will in turn assist me in using my intuition more (which can always use more practice), give back to the community, and help those seeking answers. We all have those kind of days.

So, I will go right into my reading with the following chosen card.

The Card

Starting in a sacred space with a clear mind and body I pulled card number 15 The Wolf/Teacher from the Medicine Card deck created by Jamie Sams and David Carson.

The Reading

According to the deck and description of the cards, the wolf is the "pathfinder, forerunner of new ideas who returns to the clan to teach and share medicine." I find this interesting since on Steemit we are all teachers, and share our creativity, knowledge, writing, and expertise in so many areas.

The description goes on to explain that if we were to keep company of wolves there is an "enormous sense of family within the pack, as a strong individualistic." Isn't that so true within the community? We all want to be a part of something so unique as crypto currency and a decentralized society, yet we want to be seen for who we are. As humans we can be a part of society but also create our own dreams and ideas.

The cards go on to read that in the Great Star Nation or as Native Americans would say extraterrestrials, the wolf represents the Dog Star or Sirius. We have all heard of Sirius, which is the legend of the original home of our teachers in ancient times.

Some cultures believe that Sirius was the home of the gods by ancient Egyptians and to this day the Dogan tribe of Africa still considers this to be true. There are Native American tribes that believe the Wolf people would be adopted as teachers. Would that not be interesting if this would be true of Steemians? In that some of us are actually teachers or those leading the way for many to follow ...

Traditionally speaking, the wolf are very keen and the moon is their ally. The moon is symbolic of psychic energy and the unconscious, with secrets of knowledge and wisdom. Howling at the moon is the desire to create new connections and ideas just below the surface of our conscious.

Wolf medicine empowers us to bring out teaching forward to aid others on Earth and understanding the mysteries of life. Since I drew this card and reading on behalf of Steemit this means we can share our personal medicine with others. Allow our intuitive side to come forward and have an answer for our own personal use at this time.

If you feel the wolf coming alive within you, you may wish to share your knowledge by writing or lecturing on information that will help better others understanding and raise humanity consciousness to new heights.

The wolf may also be telling us to seek out a place to contemplate the teaching within. Sometimes, in a place of aloneness therein holds power and find our true self.

As a fun fact, this card:

The Wolf medicine card would not come to you unless you requested the appearance of the tribe's greatest teacher.

Have a glorious week and come back next Monday for another Medicine Card reading. Peace.