
This 'tell the world' trait contains a joyfulness which only comes with a sense of accomplishment. There is no greater joy than a job well done. This trait is therefore not a seeking of approval, but rather an enjoyment of sharing because of the spontaneous explosion of joy which comes from the deepest part of one's being.
Moose medicine people have the ability to know when to apply the gentleness of the deer and when to activate the stampede of the Buffalo. They understand the balance between giving orders to get things done and having a willingness to do things themselves. Moose medicine is often found in elders who have walked the good red road and have seen many things in their earth walk. Their joy lies in being the teachers of children, and in being the first ones to give encouragement.