Coyotes: An Analysis

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Coyotes remind us to look at ourselves. To look at what we are doing and look at things in the past and make sure we are on track. We need to keep yourself balanced and not take in bad energies. I am always thinking about things in the past or worried about something in the future. I try to avoid things that are needing to be done in the way that I end up procrastinating. I try to be on task and when I am not I try my hardest to get there and avoid the bad even when it’s not easy.

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