Few animals capture people’s imagination quite like the wolf. For thousands of years, the wolf has fascinated us, frightened us, and drawn us in. Perhaps it’s because there’s a part of us that identifies with that wild, untamed spirit we see in the wolf. The wolf features prominently in myths and legends from many North American and European cultures, as well as from other places around the world.
http://astromatrix.org/Horoscopes/Animal-Totems/Wolf
The wolf, is a symbol of the night. This time can seem lonesome and scary to us. But it is also the time when through dreams, we may discover valuable things about ourselves. This is a lonely path. To truly come to understand yourself, you must be alone, undeterred by the beliefs, judgements and views of others.
http://www.shamanicjourney.com/wolf-power-animal-symbol-of-wildness-social-and-family-values
I suggest reading The Wolf As A Spirit Guide to help put all this in context. First thing to learn before working with the wolf spirit and their magik, is what their spiritual purpose is. Each wolf comes to this plane of existence with a special gift of knowledge, just as we humans do. But unlike us, they (and most animals in the universe) are much better adapt to living within the balance of physical nature and with the flow of natures energy or spiritual energy.
http://springwolf.com/2014/spiritual-classifications/
Spiritual Classifications Of The Wolf. As you can tell by my Shamanistic name, the wolf is VERY important to me personally. It’s also one of the more common animals that people want to associate with as an animal guide, along with Dragons and Panthers.
http://springwolf.com/2014/spiritual-classifications/
Native American and Celtic custom regard Wolf as the way of find the deepest levels of self, of inner knowing and intuition. This is symbolized by the image of the wolf howling at the moon. Native Americans have long regarded wolves as teachers or pathfinders. In astrology, Wolf is represented by the Dog, Sirius, thought by many aboriginal tribes to be the home of the Ancients. Wolves are probably the most misunderstood of all wild animals.
http://www.shamanicjourney.com/wolf-power-animal-symbol-of-wildness-social-and-family-values
First thing to learn before working with their spirit and magik, is what their spiritual purpose is. Each wolf comes to this plane of existence with a special gift of knowledge, just as we humans do. The White Wolf: Known as the phantom, the white wolf lives in the spiritual and physical dimensions simultaneously.
http://www.paganspath.com/meta/wolfclas.htm
Wolf Dream Meaning. One animal that is often a such of such confusion and power is the wolf. Feared, worshiped, maligned, misunderstood and revered, the wolf is a potent symbol through-out much of Europe and North America, and now thanks to cultural diversity, through much of the world.
http://astromatrix.org/Horoscopes/Animal-Totems/Wolf
Wolf Animal Symbols. These are Animals that have characteristics similar to Wolf. Animals have a profound effect on our subconscious and many traditions know how we are drawn to certain animal types. The Animal Wise Tarot is a great way to understand what animals can mean to us both consciously and unconsciously.
http://astromatrix.org/Horoscopes/Animal-Totems/Wolf
The wolf is a symbol for cruelty, cunning and greed in some cultures but others admires it because it represents courage and victory. Wolf is a symbol for companion and guardian. In a positive light they are a symbol of loyal, faithful, honesty and willing to fight injustice. It is seen as a powerful symbol of loyalty, intelligence and vigilance. As a descendant from the Asiatic Wolf man’s relationships with wolfs goes back over 40,000 years and then it was the 11th sign of the Zodiac where it represented symbols both positive and negative. In some ancient civilizations the Wolf was a symbol of the underworld.
http://animal-symbols.com/wolf-symbol.html
Wolves are considered by many to be the highest animal in the spiritual plane. They represent the teachers and guardians of balance in nature within the Divine Universe. The White Wolf: Known as the phantom, the white wolf lives in the spiritual and physical dimensions simultaneously.
http://www.paganspath.com/meta/wolfclas.htm
wolf spiritual meaning
The spiritual meaning for the wolf is that they represent the teachers and guardians of balance in nature within the Divine Universe.