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What is a Gaia Guardian?
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I've heard and been told that Gaia Guardians are souls that are linked to any earth they are reincarnated in. They have a strong intuition to how the earth feels as well as have this drive to protect the earth and the creatures that lives on the earth. I've also heard that the Gaia Guardian has a wolf spirit within them. I was wondering if there is more in depth information about Gaia Guardians and what it really means to be a Gaia Guardian?
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Gaia in Greek Mythology is the name of one of the primary Goddesses that gave life to the earth and was Mother to the Titans. What you heard of quite possibly could be a derivative of this and a belief system that arose from worship of Her. I don’t know anything about a wolf spirt being involved though. If you go online and search “Gaia and Greek Mythology” there are hundreds of sites that would tell you what you wish to know.

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Re: What is a Gaia Guardian?
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Can you expand on where you found the information on Gaia Guardians? I've been looking on-line and all I'm finding are characters in on-line games and fantasy novels. I'm not a Druid, so I don't pretend to know all there is to know about Druidry, but I can't say that I've run into this concept before and I'd like to learn more.

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well a gaia guardian is a lady gamer a great one and has a mod like video game or a tattoo. well the info is can u fly or go cart? me all elias. can say is what it means to be a gaia guardian is stuff like martial arts, but more lady like.
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kigoftheseas, please remember to spell out your words. It's 'you,' not 'u,' for example.

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