Carved gemstone animals – animal totem symbolism
Each of us possesses a symbolic animal – a friendly guide to lead us into our subconscious and help with our
spiritual discovery. These animal spirit guides will teach you the lessons of life. You may have more than
one totem at different times in your life.
You can connect with the spiritual energy of your animal spirit guide to improve your quality of life.
Use animal totems to learn something new each day.
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Find Your Spirit Animals by David Carson For millennia, people have found courage, wisdom, personal direction, and emotional healing by channeling the spirits of nature. Here are dozens of ways to access that power as it manifests itself in different animals. Each lavishly illustrated entry explores a different creature’s spiritual energies: the courage of the…
Buffalo: symbol of abundance and fertility The American Buffalo or Bison is the most revered animal by the Native Americans. There are many legends of marriage between humans and buffalo. Most cultures have a bull that is revered. There are wonderful cave painting of buffalo and bulls. The Egyptians had Apis, the bull god. Mithraism…
Triple Lucky Jade Elephant …for health, wisdom and love. This is the luckiest elephant. The elephant is a symbol of health and wisdom, carve it from jade and add love. Not only will it bring love, but the right love, that is the wisdom. Both of you will benefit by having a long and happy…
Natural Quartz Crystal Feng Shui Shapes Crystals are commonly used in Feng Shui to attract positive, healthy energy and focus it into any part of your home. These prismatic crystals are natural quartz crystal, they reflect and split light into rainbows that create a balanced and harmonious energy. Feng Shui Guidelines: Place or hang in…
Buddha: symbol of enlightenment, compassion, wisdom The word Buddha comes from the Sanskrit root budh, meaning to awaken. Buddhas are those who have awakened to the true nature of things as taught in the Four Noble Truths. Buddha statues have different meanings depending on the various poses (called Mudras) and what those poses mean. The…
Frog: symbol of Joy, Luck, Transformation The frog is a totem of transformation. There are many frog stories, but the fairy tale about the frog who is transformed into his original self – a prince – is a good illustration of the frog as a totem of transformation, and its resulting joy. Protection symbol for…
Mouse: symbol of Trust in the Divine, invisibility, humility, simplicity, gentleness Mice use their sharp front teeth to to chew things into small pieces. This totem teaches to break a problem into smaller sections in order to deal with it one part at a time. The Mouse as a totem can teach an appreciation for…
Tree of Life Symbol Most cultures have a tree somewhere in their history. At times it is a ‘cosmic tree’ that all mystics must climb to understand the gods. The symbol of the Tree of Life reminds us of the love and grace God gives to each of us. It has been said trees are…
Raven: symbol of magic, mysticism, shapeshifting, creation The Raven is very good at vocalizing and can be taught to speak. They often mimic the calls of other species. Raven as a totem teaches us to understand the language of other animals. These birds are excellent at finding and using tools such as sticks or stones…
Monkey: symbol of energy, curiosity, observation The Monkey is curious and clever, and displays a great deal of energy. Learn from the monkey the art of observation, and expression of interest in your surroundings. The Monkey will protect those in your home, especially in social gatherings.
Shiva Lingam in assorted stones The egg shape is considered a phallic symbol of the Hindu god Shiva. The shiva lingam represents both male and female, as well as the cosmic egg from which all creation emerged. The Shiva Linga has several interpretations as a symbol: Worship of the phallus symbolizing celebration of reproduction, creation,…
Sheep: symbol of Renewal, purification, compassion The Sheep (or Ewe) is associated with the Celtic goddess Brigit and her spring festival Imbolc (meaning ‘ewe’s milk’). Christians associate the lamb with the resurrected Christ. A black sheep is a symbol of good luck in Europe. If the sheep is your totem animal, you are: peaceful and…
Gemstone Skull carving Gemstone skulls have been popular (and mysterious) for numerous cultures for many centuries. The skull holds many different meanings. Celtic skull symbology include: Time, Power, Divinity, Gateway, Creation, Initiation, and Concentration. Celtic culture viewed the head or skull to be the seat of power. Some texts point to the skull as the…
Squirrel – Symbol of Trust, Preparedness The Squirrel is the sentinel of the home. He will watch each member of the family and warn them if there is a problem within the family. The squirrel is energetic in its work and play, and always ensures the future is well prepared for. The squirrel is a…
Elephant: symbol of wisdom, luck, loyalty The elephant attains old age and with it, wisdom. They are highly revered for their strength and power. The white elephant was chosen by Buddha as one of his many incarnations. White elephants are rare and their appearance is still today considered a phenomenon of the gods. The elephant…
Tree of Life Symbol Most cultures have a tree somewhere in their history. At times it is a ‘cosmic tree’ that all mystics must climb to understand the gods. The symbol of the Tree of Life reminds us of the love and grace God gives to each of us. It has been said trees are…