Dreaming with Wolves

Full Moon Weekend

FULL MOON WEEKEND

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Scientists consider wolves among the most successful ‘social animals.’ The seers of don Juan’s lineage, which originates in ancient Mexico, suggest we would do well to consider ourselves social animals too.

Once in trees, our hominid ancestors lived in close bands, and when they ‘came down’ from their arboreal lairs and evolved into the bipedal humans we are today, the desire for and efficiency of operating in a group was nurtured along.

At times, however, within some of our own social gatherings, feelings of security, connectedness and conten

tment are mixed with feelings of inadequacy, jealousy, and disenchantment. We suffer silently with thoughts of not being appreciated for our contributions; we find fault with the methods of others hoping to rank ourselves above them; we want what others have because we neither relish nor develop gifts of our own.

Wolves operate differently within their social groups, or ‘packs.’ From pups they learn a purpose greater than themselves 

that also serves their individual needs – and that their best chance for survival is to be a responsible member of a well-functioning and cooperative team.  Resultantly, not every member of a pack seems to want to be boss; positions of hunter, scout, and puppy-sitter are just as important as others. And positions within such a pack can change, because they are determined by which wolf displays the most talent and energy for a particular task at a particular time.

The seers of the lineage of Mexico make a point; we would do well to return to nature – the elements; the earth, moon and stars; the wolves – and retrieve from our energetic core what we once knew about our own gifts and how to use them in service with others.

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is weekend of Tensegrity® at The Wolf Connection Ranch, this is what each of you will have the opportunity to do: