Buffalo

The Buffalo or Bison is to the Lakota the symbol of sacred life, abundance and prosperity. Buffalo power is the gift of Life from the Creator to the People. Buffalo teaches us that we can manifest abundance by following the easiest path…true intention.

Wolf

Considered by Native cultures as a protector, the Wolf is indeed wise, cunning, strong, courageous, gregarious and mysterious. Wolves are much like humans in their commitment to community, loyalty to family and integrity to themselves.

Wolf epitomizes the true spirit of the free and wild and if America is sincere about preserving our environment, it will clearly be reflected by whether or not the wolf remains protected and it’s successful re-introduction onto public lands continues

Bear

Bear is regarded as the most sacred of all animal totems, embodying strength and power.
Fearless and courageous, Bear’s gifts include not only strength, but introspection, wisdom, insight, healing, protection and self knowledge, helping us to clear away the barriers to inner progress and allowing us to make clear decisions from a position of power.

Turtle

For people of the Far East, Turtle’s shell represents Heaven and it’s underside the Earth. Turtle teaches us the consistency of Nature’s rhythm and the irrelevant perception of time. Regarded as the ancient animal symbol for Mother Earth, turtles are considered healers and protectors. Turtle can grant us long life, wisdom, and the good health.

Dolphin

The Dolphin has been a guide for humans since ancient times. Long the friend and comfort of mariners, Dolphin shows us the joyful harmony of being in balance with community and each other. Dolphin spirit is that of compassion and of sacrifice, of inspiration and of kindness.

Frog

Frog is revered as very powerful medicine because it is believed that he has the ability to bring rain. Frogs are symbols of fertility and abundance. They are associated with healing and are claimed to hold knowledge of the forthcoming weather. The Frog medicine opens our emotions and creativity, and allows us the sensitivity to detect even the most delicate changes to our environment.

Lizard

Lizard can sense the slightest vibrations and detect the minutest movements. A symbol of clairvoyance and psychic intuition. Lizards are the bearers of insight as well as the protectors of babies and children; therefore it’s a good sign when Lizard decides to share your home.

Snake

One of Earth’s oldest animals, the snake has been both revered and reviled since the beginning of time. Snake is a sign of death and rebirth, of transformation and initiation into new realms. Snake also symbolizes clairvoyance, compassion and charm. It is believed that Snake can foretell imminent challenges, and as guardians of secrets and treasures, can show us the ability to transcend from our pasts to our futures.

Road Runner

Roadrunner is a totem of intellect and mental acuity. Roadrunners are almost flightless members of the cuckoo family and can sprint to speeds of almost twenty miles per hour. The distinctive crest reflects the activation of our mental faculties and the agility of rapid decision making. Roadrunner can help you to think and react quickly to current situations and gives the ability to alter your inner thought processes.

Owl

In the depth of night we find not only dreams, but mystery, sensitivity and seduction. Owl is a sign of all this wonderment as well as being considered a messenger from the underworld. Owl shows us that when the powers of silent observation are in balance with those of assertive defense, we create an environment of wisdom, philosophy, and introspection. The quintessential symbol of awareness, prophesy and magic, Owl will always reside just beyond our realm of light.

Horse

The Horse is so rich in legend and spirit as no single animal has contributed more to the growth of our civilization. Horse is symbolic of our disdain for constraint and our desire for stamina and speed. They show us the power of independence and the passion of freedom. Horse is of the Wind and inspires us to travel in new directions and explore not only the wildness in our environments, but the magical fires of our souls.

Cat

Cat, both the domestic as well as the wild are by nature solitary creatures, secretive and seductive. Believed for ages to be the guardian of the astral planes and having the power of many live. Long symbols of curiosity and adventure, the Cat’s keen powers of observation, adaptation and perseverance can serve us as reminders that our own longevity may someday depend on such skills. Even with all of these recognizable traits, Cat always remains elusive and unpredictable.

Horned Toad

The Horned Toad, or Horney Toad actually isn’t a toad at all but a flat bodied and fierce appearing lizard. Horned Toad has been a part of Pueblo lore since the beginning of the spoken word as he has always been looked upon to facilitate the tasks of Native people. Comanche tribes would use Horned Toad to help in the search for Buffalo, letting him scamper off after capture, always in the direction of the nearest herd. Zuni culture considered the Horned Toad as the conservator of native beauty and bearer of good luck.