Everything Under the Moon

When I was younger, around eight through ten years old, I would have dreams about a large white wolf meeting with me in the big ditch behind my backyard. I haven't had those dreams in years but today, as I was meditating, I pictured a white wolf coming to me under the full moon in a small clearing in a forest. It looked at me before looking up at the sky.

Am I having these visions of a wolf because it is my spirit animal?

It certainly sounds like a spirit animal. It sounds like its been guiding you your whole life. I know that was true for me. I too have a wolf as one of my spirit animals, although I don't think it's white. Yes, it is possible to have multiple spirit guides. I have always been attracted to wolves and felt they were calling me somehow, but never realized why until I started studying Wicca and witchcraft a few years ago.

"Listen with your heart, and you will understand." ~ Grandmother Willow

May I suggest looking up the meaning of the white wolf. You may be surprised as to how it has been, and will help you on your path through life.

What a beautiful encounter! I'm so glad you were able to experience this through meditation. A white wolf...what a beautiful animal. Take great pride that such a magnificent creature as chosen you to guide.

That sounds quite possible. They have their own ways of presenting themselves to us.

Snow

May I suggest looking up the meaning of the white wolf. You may be surprised as to how it has been, and will help you on your path through life.

Well, white means purity, cleansing, spirituality and can also represent a spirit guide. A lone wolf represents freedom and/or fear of being threatened or lack of trust.

From my point of view, a lone wolf could also represent the strength to stand on your own.

Snow

That could be true.

I think perhaps yes.

I'm very naive to spirit animals as far as how to discover what yours is. I've also heard it said you could have more than one and it may change as you change based on needs and where you are in life.

You can have more than one, as I stated above. I currently have 7. Some follow you around your whole life, and others come and go as needed. Some are plain out obvious, and others make their presence know through subtle hints. They can appear at any time. I'll use a couple of mine as examples.

Cheetah just appeared at the end of last summer when I was starting a new job that was about to make my life "speedy" and hectic for the next few months. Now Cheetah's symbolism is no matter how fast things seem to be going, remember it's important to stop and take a break every now and then. I found Cheetah through subtle hints over the course of a few weeks. Such as receiving a cheetah print glasses case that came with my my new glasses, and cheetah print tissue paper that wrap up a new pendulum that I ordered. I've never really like this kind of print, but after receiving a couple random things with it, I gave it a thought.

Another I will use as an example is Dragon. Still no quite sure what role Dragon plays in my life, but I've always felt a sting attraction to dragons. After I learned that Dragon was indeed one of my spirit guides, I started wondering what kind; earth, water, or fire? It wasn't until I went on vacation to Bermuda last summer that I got my answer. I decided to tour the crystal and fantasy caves. There, deep down in the earth, I saw it. A large dragon head shape in the stalagmites. Well, I thought, you can't get any earthier than that! That's what my avatar picture is. Earth Dragon.

I think I may have a fox as a spirit guide as well then. I keep seeing things that represent foxes. What does a fox mean?

May I suggest looking up the meaning of the white wolf. You may be surprised as to how it has been, and will help you on your path through life.

Well, white means purity, cleansing, spirituality and can also represent a spirit guide. A lone wolf represents freedom and/or fear of being threatened or lack of trust.

White is also the color of death in many cultures. Not saying that is a bad thing, it can just be about change and not literal death.

Also, some cultures regard the white animals as "kings" of their species.

I think I may have a fox as a spirit guide as well then. I keep seeing things that represent foxes. What does a fox mean?

The most I know about foxes is from Japan, but I love their sybolism there. They are more like the coyote figure in native American lore being tricksters, but they are associated with magic and shape shifting far more often. White foxes are supposed to be messengers of the kami Inari, and Inari is a fox god.

My spirit animal is a wolf and it is black, white, and grey. Idk what that means.