Indian Myths
One of the legends which a number of different tribes told, were about certain people who had the ability (or the power) to change their shape and morph into the form of a wolf.
These tales seem to be of special interest to the tribes which use to live around the Weatherford-Fort Worth, area of Texas.
The White Buffalo and the Wolf
One tale related to me by my friend Little Wing Johnson deals with the birth of the so-called "white buffalo" which in Native American philosophy is usually believed to be a sign of prophecy. Some theories claim that such a birth indicates either a coming world peace or the end of the world.
The legend of "The White Buffalo and the Wolf" begins with the birth of a rare white buffalo. As a nearby tribe comes across the animal, one of the braves who was too young to yet prove himself as a man in combat, feared that the coming of this beast meant that he would never have the chance to become a man. So in a rage of anger he took the form of a wolf and slaughtered the poor innocent animal.
This isn't a very good story because it doesn't really have a clear moral or purpose. It's the very lack of these elements that my friend Little Wing Johnson believes this tale should not be taken as a fable but instead as a factual recounting of an actual event. As he puts it "This story, just like life doesn't make any sense."
I think this is a good time to point out that Little Wing Johnson is neither a psychic nor a spiritual leader.
I hope to be adding more tales to my site as quick as I can.
Until then I've added the links below which seem to touch upon similar areas of research.
So many silly stories are connected with the Weatherford area that I wanted to avoid using any of those tales for fear that the information can not be taken seriously anymore. But then I couldn't help wonder why I kept stumbling into these bizarre tales about the Weatherford, Texas area. So I've decided to make some of the information available by providing links to some of these stories.