FEATHERED CREATURES
Fancy Chicken Portrait in Sepia or Black and white . Available in stretched canvas or pigment print on cotton rag paper in multiple sizes , framed or unframed .Chicken energy will point out to us the need to scratch around further and seek out more information of the bigger picture to become fully aware. Chickens are teachers from the Bird Kingdom, curious and sensitive to all that goes on around them. They belong to the elements of Air (Thoughts) and Earth (Grounding), which put credence to the term ‘Earth Angels’ when mentioning Chicken.
Fancy Chicken Portrait in Sepia or Black and white . Available in stretched canvas or pigment print on cotton rag paper in multiple sizes , framed or unframed .Chickens are teachers from the Bird Kingdom, curious and sensitive to all that goes on around them. They belong to the elements of Air (Thoughts) and Earth (Grounding), which put credence to the term ‘Earth Angels’ when mentioning Chicken.
Chicken's point out to us the need to scratch around further and seek out more information of the bigger picture to become fully aware.
The Owl is a primarily nocturnal creature and exhibits specialized hearing functions and camouflage.
Great horned owl symbolism is about trusting that we are connected to Source even if we don’t have physical proof. With Great Horned Owl don’t expect to see material world results from your wishes and prayers. The communications, the answers to our prayers, will come as a feeling or a knowing, much in the same way that wind rustles through the “horn” feathers of the owl.
The feathers of a Great Horned Owl carry the power of the ability to connect to the quietude of the Divine. In the silence, we can find the support and solace we seek.
The Peacock with its elaborate iridescent coloration and impressive "train" is truly an impressive specimen within the bird kingdom.
Peacock is often associated with vision, royalty, spirituality, awakening, guidance, protection & watchfulness. In Greco-Roman mythology the Peacock tail has the "eyes" of the stars. In Hinduism, the Peacock is associated with Lakshmi who represents patience, kindness and luck.
Roosters are very assertive and proud to show off their lovely plumage. Roosters arrive to announce the dawn of a new day – and with that the potential for new possibilities. From the Rooster we learn to reflect on our personal strength, self-promotion, and recognition. The day is what we make of it and the roosters early call says to “get moving”.
Roosters are very assertive and proud to show off their lovely plumage. Roosters arrive to announce the dawn of a new day – and with that the potential for new possibilities. From the Rooster we learn to reflect on our personal strength, self-promotion, and recognition. The day is what we make of it and the roosters early call says to “get moving”.
Roosters are very assertive and proud to show off their lovely plumage. Roosters arrive to announce the dawn of a new day – and with that the potential for new possibilities. From the Rooster we learn to reflect on our personal strength, self-promotion, and recognition. The day is what we make of it and the roosters early call says to “get moving”.
Chickens are teachers from the Bird Kingdom, curious and sensitive to all that goes on around them. They belong to the elements of Air (Thoughts) and Earth (Grounding), which put credence to the term ‘Earth Angels’ when mentioning Chicken.
Chicken's point out to us the need to scratch around further and seek out more information of the bigger picture to become fully aware.
If you've ever observed a Duck, you may have noticed that they like their space. They naturally maintain graceful space between each other as they float along the river. Duck is keenly aware of his/her surroundings, effortlessly adjusting to every moment of those around it. Duck also speaks up about how it feels! Therefore duck has much to teach about speaking up for oneself and speaking our own truths.
If you've ever observed a Duck, you may have noticed that they like their space. They naturally maintain graceful space between each other as they float along the river. Duck is keenly aware of his/her surroundings, effortlessly adjusting to every moment of those around it. Duck also speaks up about how it feels! Therefore duck has much to teach about speaking up for oneself and speaking our own truths.
If you've ever observed a Duck, you may have noticed that they like their space. They naturally maintain graceful space between each other as they float along the river. Duck is keenly aware of his/her surroundings, effortlessly adjusting to every moment of those around it. Duck also speaks up about how it feels! Therefore duck has much to teach about speaking up for oneself and speaking our own truths.
Roosters are very assertive and proud to show off their lovely plumage. Roosters arrive to announce the dawn of a new day – and with that the potential for new possibilities. From the Rooster we learn to reflect on our personal strength, self-promotion, and recognition. The day is what we make of it and the roosters early call says to “get moving”.
Roosters are very assertive and proud to show off their lovely plumage. Roosters arrive to announce the dawn of a new day – and with that the potential for new possibilities. From the Rooster we learn to reflect on our personal strength, self-promotion, and recognition. The day is what we make of it and the roosters early call says to “get moving”.
Roosters are very assertive and proud to show off their lovely plumage. Roosters arrive to announce the dawn of a new day – and with that the potential for new possibilities. From the Rooster we learn to reflect on our personal strength, self-promotion, and recognition. The day is what we make of it and the roosters early call says to “get moving”.
Roosters are very assertive and proud to show off their lovely plumage. Roosters arrive to announce the dawn of a new day – and with that the potential for new possibilities. From the Rooster we learn to reflect on our personal strength, self-promotion, and recognition. The day is what we make of it and the roosters early call says to “get moving”.
Pelicans, in spite of their lightness, sometimes have a difficult time taking off from the water. Still they do manage and again we can see the correspondence to freeing oneself from that which would weigh us down. The water is a symbol of emotions, and emotions often weigh us down. The pelican teaches how not to be overcome by them.
Chicken gives the power to fly short distances with bursts of energy. She lends enthusiasm, helps discover new growths as well as balancing patience with effort and rewards. She shows how to utilize your current resources and helps you discover potentials where you least expect it.
The Barn Owl signifies the fear of the unknown and the courage to navigate through it. The excellent hearing of the Barn Owl enables him to hunt in the dark, using his hearing circumstances alone. Being able to sense in absolute darkness speaks of the talent in ourselves to locate resources while blind. Not only will the medicine of the barn owl help you pinpoint what you need, but he will also grant you a picture of the unknown with more detail and accuracy than any other animal. The asymmetrical your opening of the barn owl speaks of the power to listen at all levels. By integrating what we hear from above and below, we are blessed with the gift of receiving guidance from the heavens and the earth .