Represents insatiable greed, gluttony, or the consumption of one's self. In Algonquian folklore, the Wendigo is a malevolent spirit associated with winter, cold, and famine, as well as greed and excess. Dreaming of a Wendigo might warn of unchecked desires, overconsumption, or destructive behaviors threatening the dreamer's well-being. It serves as a caution against letting material desires or selfishness consume one's humanity.

Themes: greed, consumption, warning, desires, destructive

More in: 'Dangerous Spirits: The Windigo in Myth and History' by Shawn Smallman.