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Symbolizes fertility, rebirth, and wisdom. Often regarded as guardians or powerful beings in various myths.

Stands for transformation, secrets, and prophecy. A powerful trickster shape-shifter in many indigenous cultures.

Symbolizes peace, love, and the Holy Spirit. A messenger with the role of divine prophecy and purity.

Represents rebirth, immortality, and renewal. A symbol of the sun and eternal resurrection in many cultures.

Represents wisdom, knowledge, and transition. Seen as a protector against harm and ill fortune in some lore.

Symbolizes strength, courage, and leadership. Also represents motherhood and protection in various native myths.

Embodies freedom, travel, and power. Linked with the movement of the sun and signifies nobility and grace.

Denotes purity, beauty, and grace. Often associated with transformation and with poetic or musical inspiration.

Represents mystery, independence, and protection. Held sacred in ancient Egypt and often seen as a guardian.

Symbolizes cunning, survival, and humor. An important trickster figure in many Native American mythologies.

Symbolizes transformation, purity, and rebirth. Associated with fertility and the coming of rain in many cultures.

Symbolizes power, strength, and good luck. Often associated with wisdom and longevity in Eastern cultures.

Stands for fertility, cunning, and prosperity. Often a trickster figure in folklore and represents lunar cycles.

Denotes raw power and strength. Considered a guardian and a symbol of protection and courage in Asian cultures.

Denotes strength, wisdom, and memory. Sacred in Hinduism and a symbol of good fortune in Asian cultures.

Represents strength, virility, and fertility. Sacred animal in many ancient religions and symbolizes the earth and agriculture.

Symbolizes loyalty, guardianship, and intuition. Connected with the moon and seen as a guide or teacher in various cultures.

Represents freedom, vision, and inspiration. Considered a divine messenger and a symbol of power in many traditions.

Stands for courage, power, and royalty. Seen as a protector and a symbol of sovereignty and divine authority.