What is Your Patronus?
What is Your Patronus?
The Patronus Charm is difficult, and many witches and wizards are unable to produce a full, corporeal Patronus, a guardian which generally takes the shape of the animal with whom they share the deepest affinity.
The Patronus Charm is difficult, and many witches and wizards are unable to produce a full, corporeal Patronus, a guardian which generally takes the shape of the animal with whom they share the deepest affinity.
Which appeals to you more?
Which speaks to you more?
Which do you like the most?
What are you most likely to do?
What are you most likely to do?
What would you rather do?
Which do you prefer?
What is your flavor preference?
Which do you prefer?
Choose one.
Choose one.
What are you most likely to do?
Which would you rather do?
What are you most likely to do?
Which do you prefer?
Which direction would you choose?
Choose one.
Which question are you more likely to ask?
Which would you rather be?
Are you better at doing something together or alone?
What are you?
Which are you most likely to do?
Which option speaks to you more?
Choose a color.
Which option speaks to you the most?
Which option do you prefer?
Which of these three senses are you more likely to use?
Crow
Crow
Intelligence, adaptability, survival skills. Crow people often find a harmonious balance in their lives between cities and wild places, though they often stay tied to city life through want or need. Crow represents change, whether it be through growth or destruction. Crow is the opposite side of the same coin as raven.
Doe/Stag
Doe/Stag
Compassion, regeneration, sensitivity. Emotionally sensitive, deer people tend to be quiet, gentle, empathic, spiritually well-attuned. Deer medicine teaches people to fully open themselves to the world, physically and emotionally. From this, they gain incredible power and experience, but give themselves a balancing weakness, the chance of being hurt, at the same time.
Fox
Fox
Patience, wisdom, intelligence, adaptability. Fox people can be high strung or exceedingly calm, charismatic or mysterious, prone to stand out or blend in, keep peace or make mischief. They tend to be partially rooted in the spirit world, living day to day in sort of a 'world between';. Foxes are a strong symbol of femininity, shape-shifting, illusion, and magic.
Horse
Horse
Dance, emotional intelligence, freedom, wisdom. Horse people often find a happy balance between strong social and family ties and a fiercely independent streak. Horse medicine is full of gentle healing, nurturing care, and a sense of freedom of body and mind.
Otter
Otter
Playful, capricious, active. Otter people are often very lighthearted, playful people who are naturally joyful. During rough times, otter people are often optimistic and are masters in finding the humor in even the worst situations. Otter medicine teaches the value of laughter, play, and feminine wisdom.
Rabbit
Rabbit
Self-sacrifice, humility, family. Rabbit people tend to be soft-spoken and non self-assertive. The symbol of the rabbit is strongly tied to the cycle of life, fertility, death, and resurrection. The rabbit is also a symbol of luck, health, and clear-sightedness.
Snake
Snake
Snake medicine is strongly rooted in the cycle of life and death. Snakes are a powerful symbol of continuity and personal change. Snake medicine helps people to let go of things in their lives when they need to, and to be stronger for it, similar to a snake shedding its skin.
Wolf
Wolf
Wolf people tend to revere individualism, but retain a predominant sense of family. Wolf as a totem represents all aspects of sociability, and the need for variety (in internal and external affairs) to remain healthy. Wolf is a strong symbol of loyalty and patience. Wolf medicine is deeply rooted in the importance of learning through teaching, new ideas, freedom of mind and body, and responsibility for self and others.