South - Rapid growth and trust
Spirit Keeper of the South - Coyote (Shawnodese)
June 21 to July 22:
Moon: Strong sun moon; warning sun moon
Power animal: Flicker (large woodpecker)
Minerals: Rose quartz, Carnelian agate
Frequency: ????????
Color: Pink
Plant: Wild rose
Clan: Frog
Element: Water
Characteristics: Deer people are good at working with their hands and make excellent massage therapists. As frog clan members, they find it soothing to sit by a stream. And as coyotes, they have an excellent sense of humor. It is good to invite these people to parties.
July 21 to August 22:
Moon phase: Ripe berries moon sturgeon
Power animal: Sturgeon
Minerals: Garnet, iron
Frequency: 74 megacycles
Color: Red
Plant: Raspberry
Clan: Thunderbird
Element: Fire
Characteristics: In Indian cultures, the sturgeon represents royalty, therefore, these people are perceived as princes. They come into the world as teachers, with strong leadership abilities. They are always reading and studying to search for the truth. The information they receive must be shared with others. They have a hard outer shell that can’t be broken by physical force, but which can be opened through peace, love, and harmony. These people are soft inside, and will allow you to know them completely when you come to them in this way. One way to get to sturgeon people is to praise them.
August 23 to September 22:
Moon phase: Harvest moon brown bear
Spirit animal: Brown bear
Mineral: Amethyst
Frequency: 9.8
Color: Purple
Plant: Violet
Clan: Turtle
Element: Earth
Characteristics: Science shows that brown bear people have a high level of neuropeptides in their stomach. Neuropeptides are a substrate of thought, which tells us that thinking is not all in our heads. These people tend to take their gut feelings up into their head to analyze it. As a result, they sometimes lose a sense of what they should do. But if they go with their first feelings, they are usually right. They’re good in business if they don’t overanalyze. As turtle clan members, they are of the element earth, and enjoy picking up rocks and minerals.
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