Killer Whale:
The Killer Whale is the manifestation of Wolf; it is held in great awe for its size and power.
Eagle: Is a symbol of both power and prestige
as well as peace and friendship. Eagle feathers are still considered sacred and were part of many ceremonies and rituals.
Moon: Is
the protector and gaurdian of earth by night.
Sun: Is the protector and gaurdian of earth by day.
Wolf: The wolf is a symbol of strength
in the family and the kinship associated with it. It is known to have the strength and loyalty in all relationships,
and is a great team player with effort on behalf of all in the community.
Salmon: Is known as the provider of life, he is a symbol of
abundance of prosperty. Salmon was and still is one of the main source of diets for many of Salish People.
Beaver: Has a strong sense of family
and home with openness to alternatives and the power of working towards goals and attaining a sense of achievement, .
The Beaver has a understanding of the power in nature and works in harmony with it.
Loon: Is a symbol of sharing peace and tranquility and
having a generous and giving nature.
Owl: The
owl is a symbol of wisdom and is known to warn people of danger or death.
Otter: The otter is a symbol of trust and loyalty.
Heron: The heron is a symbol of one who
is very patient, graceful and easy going.
Frog:
A symbol of a new begining to all things, tho very small the frog plays a great role in our culture,
he lets us know when it is time to put away winter activities and prepare for the new season.
Bear: A bear symbolizes consistency and
stability of action, has the ability to discover the inner truth about oneself, and has great self awareness, with a desire
to deliberate about choices and actions.
