Moose Totem
Welcome to Moose totem….Most people think Moose is to put it bluntly as dumb as a box of rocks but if you watch and listen to Moose closely it has a lot to say about you. They are a strong force of the forest and have strong messages for you. Just remember you don’t have to get close to hear these messages as Moose can and will be very aggressive when approached, especially a mom moose with her baby. Below are the messages moose has to offer:
Moose medicine teaches us the value of self-esteem, and of rewarding ourselves and others for a job well done. Moose walks with a measured and regal gait with his head held high for he knows he has value and dignity.
Moose people do not hesitate to encourage others to learn and grow for they are not threatened with the thought that someone might get to be better at a thing; the student surpassing the teacher as it were. Moose will not only encourage others to learn, he will jump in and help teach, and will show by example. Moose people will never ask others to do what they will not do themselves.
Moose knows how damaging unkind criticism and nitpicking is to the spirit of someone trying to learn and do their best. Moose will look for any excuse to tell the world about something that has been done well.
Moose does not suffer from false shyness or inhibitions or the tendency to make light of his own accomplishments. He is not coy about his successes. Moose says, “I worked hard to do this, and I did it well. I’m proud of myself”. When you acknowledge that your own acceptance of a thing well done, and satisfying your own standards, really is important to you, you are on the road to building a bedrock of solid self-esteem. Remember that “self” esteem comes from the inside out — not from outside sources.
These are just some of the messages that moose has to offer to you. it is all about you and how you view yourself and treat others. So when moose comes into your life you know it is time to sing your own praises and be proud of yourself and your accomplishments.
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