What your Spirit Animal means

Fox and Wolf Spirit Animal

Fox
Fox, as a Spirit Animal, comes to you during times of challenging or unpredictable times of change. Many people are slow to move out of their comfort zones, even when situations call for immediate responsiveness and flexibility. Fox says, “You must act, but do so with wisdom and do so now.”
Fox appears as a Spirit Animal when it’s time to reestablish harmony between work and play. Often, people get caught up in taking care of everyday tasks, career pursuits, or working on relationships. Part of Fox Medicine is liberating your mind and freeing yourself from the weight of responsibility, at least from time-to-time and for a little while. It gives you time to recoup your vital energy and support your greater well-being on all levels. Fox also teaches you that humor goes a long way toward lifting your spirit and filling your heart with joy.

Wolf

As a Spirit Animal, Wolf comes to support and teach us about matters of personal power, balance, self-control, and our animal instincts.
Wolves are misunderstood by many to be aggressive, vicious animals who attack with no provocation. Nothing could be further from the truth.

In fact, Wolves go out of their way to avoid fights. However, when they want to be heard, when they want to stave off or deter an attacker, they will stand their ground.
Wolves are incredible examples of standing in the seat of your own power. They let predators know that they can fight to the death and are prepared to do so but they rarely initiate combat.
Humans are Animals, and sometimes we overlook the gifts from nature that are already within us. Life has an order and rhythm. When you run with a pack, there is a sense of community, and when you’re alone – liberation.
If you are not sure where your circle lies, Wolf’s howl helps you find others of a like mind. He also gives you the ability to mark your territory clearly should anyone threaten that sacred space. Don’t be afraid to make your position known.