Power Animals
- May 20, 2019
- 2 min read
The Native American’s believe we each have a Power Animal. This is an animal that is assigned to us at birth in a similar way to a spirit Guide. The best way to meet your power, is during a Native American Journey to the underworld. The Native American’s use the sound of drums to take them into a light trance as they meditated. Then they imagine going down into the earth on a spiritual journey. You call on your Power Animal to protect you on your journey. You will know your power animal by the way they present themselves to you. They will show you three sides of themselves; their front, their back and their side. I will take you there shortly. We often take on the characteristics of those animals. Have a go at guessing your friends Power Animal based on their personality and you will often be right. Here are a few examples of the person’s personality traits based on their power animal:
Beaver: The builders, doers, hard workers. Make wonderful homemakers.
Bird: The writers, actors and those that like to get the message out to others.
Butterfly: A person with great transformation and brings great transformation to the world.
Deer: quiet and thinks carefully before making a move. Very sweet and loving.
Dragon: Powerful, magical, great with business, can be fiery.
Elephant: old reliable, trusted friend. Can be slow to move but you know they will always get the job done.
Horse: family orientated, as always likes to be part of a heard. They love to sometimes run wild and free and be adventurous brut will always come back to the herd.
Lion: Likes to be in the spotlight. Other love to be around them. A leader who takes care of everyone.
Tiger: strong personality, holds the attention of others. But very careful planner.
Tortoise: Not quick to act but very reliable and always gets the job done.
Snail: Homebody, loving and caring.
Snake: A careful planner, innovative and also medical.
Unicorn: the mystics, healers, have a magic touch.
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The Dragon description is almost uncomfortably accurate for someone I know — powerful, fiery, great with business, checks every single box. After reading through this list a friend became so taken with her Unicorn result that she spent an afternoon on Pixlio generating images of her power animal in different mystical settings until she had one she loved enough to print and frame. The idea that these animals present themselves three times during the journey is such a beautiful detail too.
Beautifully written post with a calming and reflective feel throughout. I always enjoy reading about symbolism, energy, and how personal spaces can influence mindset and daily balance. Creating peaceful surroundings with natural and functional décor also plays a part in that experience. Simple additions like flip down wooden wall hooks can help keep spaces organized while still maintaining a warm and minimal aesthetic. Really enjoyable read.
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There’s something really intriguing about the idea of power animals—it feels like a quiet way of understanding parts of ourselves through nature. Whether you see it as symbolic or spiritual, the connection can be surprisingly grounding. In a way, it becomes a kind of divine story, where each animal reflects a lesson, a strength, or even a phase you’re moving through.
This was a really interesting and reflective post about power animals because it highlights a concept that has deep roots in spiritual traditions, especially within shamanic practices where animals are seen as guides, protectors, and sources of wisdom. In many indigenous belief systems, power animals are understood as spiritual allies that individuals can connect with to gain insight, strength, and clarity in different areas of life, often through meditation, dreams, or symbolic interpretation. These animal spirits are believed to represent certain qualities — like courage, intuition, or transformation — and can act as reminders of inner strengths that people may not always recognise in themselves. What makes this idea so fascinating is how it blends nature, spirituality, and personal growth…