As you probably know, I write short totem files based on a description and keywords, and then I write long totem essays which break down those keyword meanings, explain potential shadow totem meanings and usually give some information about how best to contact the totem for self-work purposes. All of this is at Wildspeak.
In working on my new Totems of the Ocean (Vol. 1) book, I've completed all of the short totem files, but would now like to expand 10 of these into essays. I'd like to invite your input. I know of two I'm going to do already, but I'd like you to help me figure out which of the following would make great choices for the following 8. :) Thanks! Feel free to pass the word around, especially to people who you know are interested in the ocean, or ocean creatures.
What totem animal would you like to see a full essay write-up for? (No more than 8 responses)
Harbor Seal![]()
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26 (54.2%)
Antarctic Krill![]()
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19 (39.6%)
Jewel Anemone![]()
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23 (47.9%)
Yeti Crab![]()
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13 (27.1%)
Christmas Tree Worm![]()
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11 (22.9%)
Atlantic Bluefin Tuna![]()
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12 (25.0%)
Atlantic Puffin![]()
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24 (50.0%)
Pompeii Worm![]()
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6 (12.5%)
Dall's Porpoise![]()
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21 (43.8%)
Phytoplankton![]()
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20 (41.7%)
Northern Lobster![]()
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15 (31.2%)
Chain Catshark![]()
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15 (31.2%)
Pineapple Sea Cucumber![]()
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13 (27.1%)
Great Shearwater![]()
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8 (16.7%)
Beluga![]()
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24 (50.0%)
Nautilus![]()
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39 (81.2%)
