amulet in the form of elk kept at the Peabody Museum's collection
"Lewis and Clark expedition
(1804-1806)
The moose, for its physical characteristics and habits, was considered by Native animal tied to a healing power and of love and passion. A
"Elk Dreamer", the Dreamer FTAA, was a person who had seen the moose in his personal vision and for that reason had been given the power of his medicine. He was particularly favored in the search for herbal medicine and was able to bring healing. If someone needed a particular herb to solve their problems was to see the Elk Dreamer which could indicate what was the herb to use and where he could find it.
Just for the double vision of the power emerging from the Elk Dreamer was also seen for heart problems, because its medicine was concerned with the passion and desire. The moose bull was, of course, his totem animal.
"Elk Dreamer", the Dreamer FTAA, was a person who had seen the moose in his personal vision and for that reason had been given the power of his medicine. He was particularly favored in the search for herbal medicine and was able to bring healing. If someone needed a particular herb to solve their problems was to see the Elk Dreamer which could indicate what was the herb to use and where he could find it.
Just for the double vision of the power emerging from the Elk Dreamer was also seen for heart problems, because its medicine was concerned with the passion and desire. The moose bull was, of course, his totem animal.
I have a necklace with the image FTAA
pendant is cut from a piece of rawhide painted with pigments and animal glue
pearls necklace of wooden beads and 900 plants are start
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