12 Native American Totems Reveal Your Personality Secrets

Do you know your Native American totem can spill your personality secrets?

As per Native American Astrology, each person is connected with different animals that will accompany and guide him/her throughout life as well as influence their personality.

This post details 12 Native American Totem Animals and their meanings. So, let’s see what is your Native American totem and what it reveals about your personality.

“Animals are not only beholders of great beauty, but they are also beholders of ancient wisdom.” ― Molly Friedenfeld.

Your Native American Totem Reveals Secrets About You

Scroll down to see different Native American totem animal symbols and their meanings, and find out what your Native American totem says about you.

1. The Falcon ( March 21 – April 19):

If you are born with this Native American birth totem, you are –

Independent
Look at the bigger picture of life
You are the least judgmental
You do well in life and also take care of your loved ones on your path to success

2. The Beaver ( April 20 – May 20):

If The Beaver is your Native American birth totem, then you are –

Creative
Constructive
Caring
Kind-hearted by nature
Can attack if you feel threatened
You are good at fixing broken ends, be it in your personal or professional life
Honing your creative nature, you can set new limits for others

3. The Deer ( May 21 – June 20):

If deer is your Native American totem animal, you are –

Introvert when it comes to the world
You enjoy spending time in nature
You are sweet and loving only to the people you are close to

4. The Woodpecker (June 21 – July 21):

As per this Native American totem, you are –

Extremely diligent
Consistent and hard work
Your stubborn outlook radiates energy which inspires others to stay focused in their lives

5. The Salmon ( July 22 – August 21):

If salmon is your birth totem symbol, you are a –

Revolutionary person
Always going against the wave.
Your outlook towards life is different from others
You always want to break the existing notions.

6. The Bear ( August 22 – September 21):

Having a bear as an animal totem means you are –

Passionate and loyal
You can be extremely gentle with the ones you love
You can be harsh towards the ones who dare to challenge your authority

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7. The Raven ( September 22 – October 22):

The Raven as your Native American birth totem symbol says that you are –

Enigmatic
Mysterious
You can nurture extremely dark thoughts
You usually stay aloof from others until and unless you come across like-minded people

8. The Snake ( October 23 – November 22):

With the snake as a Native American birth totem, you are –

Gifted with empathy
Highly Intuitive yet secretive
You can understand people instead of judging them

9. The Owl ( November 23- December 21):

If you have the Native American animal symbol Owl, you are

Extremely intelligent
Able to see opportunities in dark
Blessed with a sharp grasping power
Always alert all the time

10. The Snow Goose ( December 22- January 19):

Like the Snow Goose, people with this animal birth totem are –

Calm
Composed
Loyal by nature and honest about everything
With the support of your partner, you can work at great lengths, tolerating pain.

11. The Otter ( January 20-February 18):

People born under this Native American birth totem are –

Warm
Kind-hearted like the otter.
Healing is the natural power you possess.
You can’t see others suffering
You try your best to keep everyone away from trouble

12. The Wolf ( February 19- March 20):

The wolf as a Native American totem symbolizes wisdom and fear. People with this birth totem are –

Extremely loyal
Wise and fierce
There’s no middle path for you in life
You will either accept or reject people.
You can go to any extreme to fight for the ones you care about.

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