Since the dawn of time, men have been searching for the meaning of the world and their destiny. On all continents, at all times, insiders have addressed this issue and used elements of their environment to try to solve this puzzle. Many civilizations have observed the planetary movements and have developed different astrologies but others have based themselves on natural phenomena, seasons, trees, animals or flowers to find symbols corresponding to their personality. Others finally, like the Egyptians, have attributed a protective god for each period of the year.
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So? What Egyptian God protects you? What are the characteristics of your Aztec sign? What is the correlation between your Western astrological sign and your Native American totem?
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Aztec Sign: Water
Water (Atl), symbolized by the number 9, embodies rarity, fertility, but also worry and instability. Under the influence of Mars and the deity Xiuhtecuhtli, this sign is highly sensitive. Water seeks a strong and protective partner, on whom it can rely completely. Its love of home makes it a devoted parent, but it prefers to avoid risk and retreats into warm and intimate atmospheres. It loves renovating its interior to ensure its comfort and security. To ease its anxiety, Water finds comfort in meditation, yoga, and emotional support.
Native American Sign: The Serpent (October 23 – November 22)
If you were born under the sign of Scorpio, you are represented by the Serpent (October 23 – November 22) in the Native American zodiac. The Serpent, just like Scorpio and its phases of personal transformation, represents mutation and regeneration, illustrated by its molts, which allow it to shed its skin: a process essential for continuing to live. In addition, the Serpent possesses a great power to subjugate others through its penetrating and captivating gaze, a trait also shared by Scorpio, whose irresistible and powerful personality captivates others. The Shoshone tribe in America particularly revered the Serpent, which they regarded as the guardian of the great magical secrets of the universe, echoing Scorpio, a sign linked to the occult and esotericism. For shamans, the Serpent's personality is sensitive, devoted to others, and full of attentiveness. The Serpent is also a vigilant, lively, passionate, and inspiring being.
Native American sign: Raven (September 22 – October 22)
We will be celebrating the Ravens these days in Native American astrology (born between September 22 and October 22). This totem animal corresponds to the sign of Libra, and it is interesting to note that it is a monogamous bird that, after a very elaborate courtship display, forms a solid duo, thus highlighting the importance of partnership among Libras. The Raven does not have the hunter’s heart and does not engage in fights with rivals for food, which reflects Libra’s non-belligerent temperament. The Raven is chatty, indeed, and is recognized by ornithologists for its great ability to communicate within the group, illustrating the sociability typical of Libra. The Native Americans considered the Raven as the one who ordered the world, created light, fire and water. They also believed that it could see beyond appearances thanks to its intuition and that, as a bearer of magic, it had the power to turn negative energies around.
Aztec Sign: the Monkey
Le Singe (Ozomatli), symbolized by the number eleven and the golden-yellow color, is a modest, charming, and naturally beautiful man, a true seducer with no ulterior motives. Under the influence of Mars and the deity Xochipilli, he stands out for his ability to adapt to any situation. He aspires to live in peace and security, but his lack of firmness and his doubts sometimes prevent him from realizing his plans. He is seeking an understanding partner, capable of bringing him freshness and encouragement. In search of harmony, he enjoys living in a pleasant and benevolent environment, although his business sense is often sharp. His psychological well-being is fragile, and he must release his tensions through physical exercise to avoid somatization and emotional distress.
Your African kola nut sign (August 5–September 3)
The Cola Nut sign symbolizes the pleasures of the flesh. Seemingly fragile, this sign is above all a sensual being who loves physical contact. It is particularly fond of intimate pleasures. It therefore enjoys aphrodisiacs, powders made from chili pepper or ginger. By nature indulgent, the Cola Nut seizes every pleasant sensation to turn it into a feast. This native is brimming with energy; he charges ahead, and routine wears him down—he needs movement. Frank, lively, sometimes provocative, he stands out right away within a group.
Creole sign: The Bird of Paradise from July 23 to August 22.
Manglous is the self-assertive leader of the Creole zodiac. Endowed with a strong natural authority, he knows how to make himself heard. The image he projects to others is very important, and that's why he is very attentive to himself, and particularly to his physical appearance. He must then strike a difficult balance between his appetite and his figure! But Manglous remains a naturally seductive being and generally gets what he wants, whether in love or at work. Indeed, at work, he relishes fairly dominant hierarchical positions. He likes to be the boss and to have influence over his subordinates while having a generous temperament. Indeed, it is rare to see him with ill intent. His speech is direct, frank and can sometimes wound. In love, he impresses with his authority and charisma, but his generosity makes him a pleasant and reassuring partner. Nevertheless, you can expect him to always put himself forward, especially when he is in a group.
Aztec Sign: The Earthquake
The Earthquake (Ollin), symbolized by the number 17, embodies beauty, wisdom, prudence, and justice. It is a bold sign, overflowing with imagination and energy. Its ruling planet is the Sun, and its deity is Xólotl. The Earthquake constantly seeks harmony and balance, even though it knows these ideals are hard to attain. It places love on a pedestal, sometimes to the point that it hesitates to approach it. It aspires to a partner whom it deems aesthetically perfect, cultivating privileged relationships imbued with beauty and elegance. As a parent, it teaches sociability and openness to its children. It hates quarrels and prefers to resolve conflicts with diplomacy while maintaining its authority. It knows how to encourage its children in various activities while creating a stable and dynamic family environment. Its home is a welcoming place, always ready to receive guests.
Native American sign: the Salmon (July 22 – August 21)
If you were born between July 22 and August 21, your totem animal in Native American astrology is the salmon. The tribes of the Northwest Coast believed they were unwaveringly bound to the salmon on a spiritual level, for salmon were regarded as unembodied souls. That is why, when they ate this fish, they entered into communion with the Soul Plan. The salmon is enthusiastic, confident, proud, energetic, and full of courage. When the salmon leaps to swim upstream against the current, does this behavior symbolize a return to the source, where early childhood emerged and flowed of its own accord, filled with a creative vitality that it seeks to reclaim? This resonates with Leo, the creator in search of an identity imbued with vigor and vitality. The shaman encourages you, salmon friend, to cultivate your natural flexibility and to be more accommodating toward others so you can swim upstream more easily.
Discover your Mongol sign: Le Fjord (born on the 28th, 29th, 30th, and 31st of the month)
You are the Fjord. People born under this sign are serene and balanced, living fully in the real world. Grounded, you are optimistic and you don't hesitate to venture out to discover new things. You enjoy planning the events of your life. A trip will always be planned in advance. Novelty must be predictable, otherwise it frightens you. You have a strong sense of organization. Sociable and sincere, you are a loyal friend. In love, you give yourself fully. You do not commit lightly; every decision is well thought out. Fleeting affairs don’t appeal to you, because you need stability. Loyalty is essential to you. Love is a serious commitment, and you hate wasting time on superficial relationships. You are not particularly ambitious, for you believe happiness lies in simple things, far from the accumulation of material goods. You prefer a calm, orderly, balanced and serene life. The warmth of a home, the laughter of children — all of that makes you dream. Once you have found your soulmate, you will build together a beautiful life.
Creole sign: The Water Lily from June 22 to July 22.
Symbol of protection, Water Hyacinth attaches great interest to matters of the heart, to feelings, to family and to children. Its main aim is to gather around it the people it loves and to give them love and protection. Water Hyacinth is therefore a bit of a head of the family. In any case, in her home, she welcomes you as if she felt a great responsibility that you would feel at ease there, and, above all, protected from the aggressions of the outside world. Her intuition is strong and this is felt in all areas of life: in the family obviously, for she quickly detects when one or the other has dark thoughts, worries, but also at work, for it gives her good inspiration when activity is at a standstill. In a team, Water Hyacinth always finds an original and inspired solution that allows to get out of a dead end, to obtain new lines of credit, new clients, etc. But it is at home, in her cocoon, that she expresses all her talent.
