Wolfopelli

Legends of the Southwest

Some Native American tribes believe that wolf is the Teacher, and in my experience, this is very true. In my current career I am a wolf researcher and over the years of pursuing this animal, I am always amazed at what they have to teach me and show me about their place in the natural world. I had found my “icon”, and I could certainly think of many ways that the symbol of Wolf could work for me and for others.

The Legend of Wolfopelli

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“If you can hear it, if you can play it, or if you can dance it, music will feed your soul.”
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“Sometimes music is the only Medicine the heart and soul needs.”
Tiny Buddha

“It is wrong to have more than you need. It means you’re not taking care of your people.”
Navajo saying

“The one who tells the stories rules the world.”
Cherokee Nation

“Music is Life, Itself.”
Louis Armstrong

“Create a life that makes you happy on the inside rather than what looks good to others on the outside.”
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“Music is the Divine Way to tell beautiful, poetic things to the heart.”
Pablo Cassals

“Music gives a soul to the Universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination, and life to everything.”
Plato

“If you BELIEVE, nothing is impossible.”
Jean Houston

“I make the music for the moment! Grab the moment and make it yours.”
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“One of the things my parents taught me, and I will always be grateful for the gift, is to never let anyone else define me.”
Cherokee Nation

“Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?”
Mary Oliver

“When the explorers first encountered my people, they called us heathens and sun worshipers. They didn’t understand that the sun is a relative and illuminates our path on this earth. Joy Harjo, United States Poet Laureate, Muscogee-Creek Nation”
Joy Harjo, United States Poet Laureate, Muscogee-Creek Nation

“Don’t be afraid to start over – it’s a new dance every time you create what you want – I will play the music, you perform the dance!”
Wolfopelli

Listen to the full song and read more about this music by Betty Mulcahy