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Puff the Magic Dragon is a popular children's song and character that originated from a song written by Peter Yarrow and Leonard Lipton in 1959. The song tells the story of a dragon named Puff who lives by the sea and befriends a young boy named Jackie Paper. The song became a hit in the 1960s and has remained a beloved children's classic ever since. Puff the Magic Dragon has been adapted into various forms of media, including books, an animated television special, and a live-action film. The character of Puff is often portrayed as a friendly and kind-hearted dragon who brings joy and wonder to children's lives. The song itself has a whimsical and catchy melody that is easy for children to sing along to.

You can encompass your community’s spirit animal into your work just as much as you incorporate your personal spirit animals in it. The more the merrier, I say – as long as they don’t eat each other. For example, my native totem is the Raven and I work with the Wolf – who is the totem of my Daco-Thracian ancestors, quite a lot. The wolf and the raven have a symbiotic relationship in nature that transcends into the spiritual realm. So they work together splendidly. I told you what my native totem is, now it’s your turn. What is your native totem? And if you don’t already know, what do you think it is?

Additionally, systems such as the Chinese calendar, and even people in your life through their own spirit animals will affect you in one way or another. The concept of the familiar spirit became popular thanks to European witches and druids, but records of men establishing a relationship with an animal helper can be found in the ancient history of the entire world.

The song itself has a whimsical and catchy melody that is easy for children to sing along to. In recent years, Puff the Magic Dragon has also become a popular theme for children's parties, decorations, and merchandise. Many parents and educators appreciate the positive messages of friendship, imagination, and nostalgia that the song and character convey.

Totem Magic

Different spirits surrounding us in this world. Interacting with them is the oldest religion of mankind and it is still around helping us to live in harmony with nature and maintain our physical and mental health.

Shamanism was widespread in Nothern and Southern America, Africa, Asia, Southern Pacific, and Nothern Europe. Nowadays there are also city shamans, who follow ancient traditions even in the heart of the concrete jungles.

Shamans believe everyone has a spirit animal guide who guards him in both worlds physical and spiritual, also referred to as a totem. It can be a peacock, cat, or cougar or any other animal you feel a deep connection with. Totems can patronize the whole family, clan, or an entire city. This animal can give you the powers of its own. The fox gives you agility, the tiger - bravery, the flamingo - beauty.

Shamans always need to have with themselves some physical totem's conducts - skulls, bones, feathers, horns, and claws of different animals. Using such physical links city modern city shamans or witches can always connect to their spiritual guide to obtain its features or to get some guidance. These artifacts are still playing the main role in different magical practices.

Your spiritual guides may change during your lifetime, and in different situations, you may connect to the spirits of the different animals to get the help or guidance. Keep your heart open and listen to your spirit animal guides.

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A key element in this form of totem magic comes from how the creature is presented. A proud chimera beneath a crown brings a very different resonance to a fearsome chimera poised to attack, or a sleeping chimera. A wounded gryphon is a very different element in a ritual to a ferocious strutting gryphon.

However, the song has also been the subject of controversy and speculation over the years. Some have interpreted the song as being about the loss of childhood innocence and the fleeting nature of youthful imagination. Others have suggested that the song has hidden or metaphorical meanings, such as references to drug use. However, the songwriters have maintained that Puff the Magic Dragon is simply a children's song about a dragon and a boy, and any further interpretations are open to individual perception. Regardless of the different interpretations and controversies, Puff the Magic Dragon remains a beloved and iconic character in children's literature and music. The character has brought joy and entertainment to generations of children and continues to capture the imagination of young and old alike. In a world full of dragons, Puff stands out as a friendly and magical creature that embodies the power of friendship and the wonder of childhood imagination..

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