Nature Awareness 4/17/2014 - Wild Boar The Wild Boar has been the symbol of warriors for centuries. The Celts believed that the boar, which they called Torc, was their ally in war. Native American made war masks in the likeness of the wild boar to frighten and intimidate their enemies. The boar’s head was also used by many cultures as symbols of their countries and coats of arms. In particular, Richard III of England took on the wild boar as his personal totem and coat of arms. In nature, the powerful wild boar has large tusks that can be quite deadly. They are fierce animals and signify the warrior spirit in ways that are immediately obvious. Also, this animal seems to need close body contact and has a tendency to live in groups of fifty or more. They are clannish in nature but are wary of outsiders. Wild boars are mostly thought of as noble and brave animals that enjoy social interaction within their own group. The wild boar possesses many animal virtues that are powerful and valuable, and which any person would be wise to emulate or divine. One who has the power of the wild boar will see enhanced courage, fearlessness, and nobility; an increased ability to strategize and plan actions aimed at obtaining success. Hear the Wild Boar as he speaks today, No matter what tradition or behavior others expect from you, be true only to yourself. Stand your ground. Fight the battles that you have to fight. And, know your own clan. Symbolism: bravery, nobility, fearlessness, strategy, success, prosperity.
Posted on: Thu, 17 Apr 2014 12:35:12 +0000
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