Christmas Symbolism
by …of your sister, for the human family – this kind of soul-warming is present within you as the heat is inherent to the candle flame. Holly Symbolism From Native American…
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Symbolic Rabbit Meanings
…goddess. Ostara is also connected with the vernal equinox (by the same name) which occurs March 20-21st. In Native American folklore, Manabozho is the Great Hare, a trickster god. He is a shape-shifter and…
Symbolic Hand Meaning
…Druids. In the Native American way of symbolic communication, hands dominated in expression where the Plains Indians showcased their most eloquent speech via use of hand gestures. In Buddhism as well…
Falcons and Ravens
…falcons to gain more data for interpretation. Ravens: There are various and multiple myths about ravens – most of these touch on attributes of protection, mystery, intelligence and opportunity. In Hopi (Native American)…
Law of Attraction and Spider Symbolism
…not always but often female in cultural myth. Consider Grandmother Spider in Native American (southwest tribes of North America) beliefs. Stories vary, but most Native American symbology about Grandmother Spider hold her…
Horseshoe Crab Meaning
…crab, it’s a great opportunity to contemplate the beauty of: Motherhood, Womanhood, and that life-giving essence of the Divine Feminine. That horseshoe shape is reminiscent of lunar symbolism too. Native American’s…
Fox Tattoo Ideas
…Norse myth. Native American mythology of North America indicates the fox as a trickster too – but of a morally neutral position – ambivalent to consequences too. In truth, the fox is…
Symbol for Twin
…light within all newborn children. Navajo Twins: Usually described as Mother Earth and Sky Father twins, or Brother Sister twins, the Navajo Twins are powerful Native American symbols for creation…
About Avia
…Jung, Campbell) and philosophies of varying cultures (i.e.: Native American, Celtic) with a goal to understand symbolic meanings using naturalistic (pre-industrial) perspectives. Avia proposes that by tapping into nature and…
Celtic Animal Signs
…season.Like our Native American kin, the full moon in each month held a special personality. To know more clearly what I mean by this, (check out this page devoted to…
Spider Symbol Meaning
…evolution. More about spider symbol meaning In Native American symbolism, the spider is a symbol of protection against torrential storms. In yet other Native American lore accounts, the spider (personified as…
Labyrinth Meaning as a Symbol of Life
…u-turns our lives can take (spiritually and physically) in our time here on earth. In many Native American cultures, the labyrinth was used as a rite of passage. Boys turning…
The Tlingit Tale of the Killer Whale
…Tale of Orca Whale Meaning I love Native American legends. The Tlingit of Alaska (who migrated from Siberia) has a particularly colorful array of stories connected to life, love, tradition,…
The Buzz About Symbolic Fly Meaning
…us of the cyclical nature of life and opens up possibilities of life indwelling other forms. Native American: In Native American symbolism, Navajo legend places the fly in high regard…
Tips For Connecting With Your Power Animal
…animal astrology, your zodiac power animal might be a hawk, hound, horse or some other creature according to your astrology sign. If you look at your Native American birth animal,…
Law of Attraction and the Vulture
…Buzzard Meaning: A Native American Story of Death-Eaters This article tells the Native American story of how an old woman taught buzzards the art of being scavengers to save the…
Nature Symbols
…ancestors who were intimately connected to the mother and her ways. For example, Native Americans wrapped entire systems of communication around energetic/symbolic patterns in nature. So too did the ancient Celts who equally honored…
Animal Symbolism Porcupine Meaning
…nor projectile. The Arapaho, however, may have suspected porc quills might be projectiles, like arrows. The Arapaho are Native American people from Colorado. They were fierce and excellent warriors. They…