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Spirit Animals
The graceful soaring eagle is the nation’s iconic symbol, and considered sacred in Native American culture. He represents honesty, majesty, strength, courage, wisdom, and freedom.
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Amazing Grace
The mountain lion is respected as a powerful guardian and courageous victor against life’s challenges. He represents leadership, confidence, and clairvoyance.
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Bad Moon Rising
Donkeys are symbols of service and humility, often shouldering the burdens of others. He represents willpower, hard work, and devotion.
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Beast of a Burden
The Beatles’ song played over and over in my head as I painted this little guy climbing the mountain all night in search of the illusive moon. As a dark and mysterious creature, blackbirds are associated with lunar symbolism. (A special thanks to photographer Rob Boone for the photo reference)
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Blackbird Singing in the Dead of Night
Transformation, Healing, Protection
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Blue Moon
The cow symbolizes abundance, nurturing, and stability. In many cultures the cow is respected for her gentle spirit and
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Blue Suede Shoes
The moose embodies strength, power, and masculinity. He reminds you to follow your inner guidance to move forward in life.
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Bullwinkle
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Catch a Falling Star
Hummingbirds have often been seen as messengers between the physical and spiritual realms.
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Come Fly with Me
Transformation, Healing, Protection
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Coyote Moon
The deer is viewed as a symbol of compassion, sensitivity, and kindness. Her peaceful nature encourages us to bring
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Deer Prudence
strength, assertiveness, and personal
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Edward's Lion
Tigers epitomize strength in the animal community. They represent passion, confidence, energy, and the power needed to overcome life’s greatest challenges.
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Eye of the Tiger
The dragonfly serves as a reminder that the physical façade does not always represent reality. Native Americans believe the dragonfly represents illusion, or the winds of change.
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Fly Away
Honesty, majesty, freedom
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Fly Like an Eagle
The coyote’s symbolism is associated with the deep magic of life and creation. He is a shapeshifter who represents transformation, inner-healing, instinct, and protection.
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Fly Me to the Moon
Seeing a fox symbolizes an upcoming transition. The fox is cunning and intelligent. She teaches you to respond to change by embracing flexibility, and trusting your own intuition.
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Foxy Lady
The turtle represents wisdom, longevity, and persistence. He serves as a reminder to slow down and appreciate the harmony and balance in life.
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Happy Together
For the Native cultures, the horse represents power – both physical and spiritual. The horse is highly esteemed because he symbolizes freedom and new journeys.
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Horse With No Name
The horned lizard represents permanence, strength and longevity. He is a symbol of good health, and often considered
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Jeremiah's Cousin
Seeing a jack rabbit is said to be a sign of good luck. Rabbits are symbols of creative problem solving.
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Jumping Jack Flash
The wildcat is a powerful and beautiful animal --cunning, intellectual, and playful. His warrior spirit commands
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Katmandu
The powerful wolf reminds us to trust our instinct. She embodies a sharp intelligence, and an awareness of the
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Night at the Opera
The owl symbolizes sharp vision, keen observation, wisdom, good judgment, and knowledge. The owl may also be indicative of an impending change or transition.
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Night Owl
The buffalo was a major source of sustenance for Native Americans, providing food, clothing, and warmth. He symbolizes prayer, abundance, and gratitude for all that one receives.
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Oh, Give Me a Home
The majestic lion has a captivating gaze. As a Spirit Animal, the lion signifies strength, assertiveness, and personal
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Out of Africa
Hope, love, community
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Over the Rainbow II
Where there is one javelina, there are likely more nearby. These herd animals are very protective of their little ones, and represent courage.
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Pink Cadillac
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Spirit Animals
The roadrunner’s physical attributes reflect speed, courage, and intelligence. Seeing one signifies good luck as they are believed to chase away misfortune.
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Run Around Sue
Intellectual, Playful, Warrior Spirit
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Stairway to Heaven
The quail represents harmony, community, and abundance. Quails are known for their social nature, and nestle together for warmth and protection.
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Starry, Starry Night
Protective, Courageous, Social
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Waltzing Matilda
The graceful soaring eagle is the nation’s iconic symbol, and considered sacred in Native American culture. He represents honesty, majesty, strength, courage, wisdom, and freedom.
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