Totem Animals

AMAROK
In Inuit mythology 'Amarok' is the name of a gigantic wolf, said to devour anyone foolish enough to hunt alone at night.
According to the legend Amarok who was a lone wolf, came to the people when the Caribou was so plentiful that the herd had begun to weaken and fall sick. Amarok came to prey upon the frail and ill Caribou. Thus allowing the herd to become healthy once more, so that man could hunt.
Pastel Painting by Karen Ivey
In Inuit mythology 'Amarok' is the name of a gigantic wolf, said to devour anyone foolish enough to hunt alone at night.
According to the legend Amarok who was a lone wolf, came to the people when the Caribou was so plentiful that the herd had begun to weaken and fall sick. Amarok came to prey upon the frail and ill Caribou. Thus allowing the herd to become healthy once more, so that man could hunt.
Pastel Painting by Karen Ivey

SNOW WOLF
The wolf offers some of the most striking meanings in
the realm of spirit animals, when the wolf shows up in
your life, pay attention to what your intuition is telling you.
The power of the wolf brings forth instinct, intelligence,
appetite for freedom, and awareness of the importance
of social connections, it can also symbolize fear of being threatened and lack of trust.
Pastel Painting by Karen Ivey
The wolf offers some of the most striking meanings in
the realm of spirit animals, when the wolf shows up in
your life, pay attention to what your intuition is telling you.
The power of the wolf brings forth instinct, intelligence,
appetite for freedom, and awareness of the importance
of social connections, it can also symbolize fear of being threatened and lack of trust.
Pastel Painting by Karen Ivey

MATO
The bear has been worshiped throughout time
as a powerful totem, as a spirit animal in touch
with the earth and the cycles of nature. It is a
powerful guide to support physical and emotional healing, inspiring in those who need it, the courage
to stand up against adversity.
Pastel Painting by Karen Ivey
The bear has been worshiped throughout time
as a powerful totem, as a spirit animal in touch
with the earth and the cycles of nature. It is a
powerful guide to support physical and emotional healing, inspiring in those who need it, the courage
to stand up against adversity.
Pastel Painting by Karen Ivey

NETSE
When an eagle appears, you are on notice
to not accept the status quo, be courageous
and stretch your limits, reach higher and become more than you believe you are capable of. Look at things from a new, higher perspective. Be patient with your present circumstances knowing that the future holds possibilities that you may not yet be able to see. You are about to take flight.
Pastel Painting by Karen Ivey
When an eagle appears, you are on notice
to not accept the status quo, be courageous
and stretch your limits, reach higher and become more than you believe you are capable of. Look at things from a new, higher perspective. Be patient with your present circumstances knowing that the future holds possibilities that you may not yet be able to see. You are about to take flight.
Pastel Painting by Karen Ivey

SUNG'MANITU
In Lakota mythology Sung'manitu, the wolf, an animistic night spirit, is regarded as the source and patron of the hunt and of war.
Pastel Painting By Karen Ivey