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\"Photo<\/a>“Joyful messengers who represent peace, affection and good fortune.” I chose the hummingbird to identify with the most for myself because I tend to have great luck in my life, keep my spirit high by keeping busy and need to eat all the time.<\/p>\n

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\"Photo<\/a>“Creative, artistic and determined. Known as the carpenter of the animal Kingdom.”<\/p>\n

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\"Photo<\/a>“The protector of the animal kingdom. With great power and human like qualities, the Bear is known as the Elder Kinsman and is always treated as a high ranking guest. The Bear also symbolizes strength, learned humility, motherhood and teaching.”<\/p>\n

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\"Photo<\/a>“Symbol of power, prestige and wisdom. The Eagle also has a strong connection to peace.\u00a0 Its sacred down represents friendship and its feathers are used for ceremonies and rituals. The Cree consider each feather as having special meaning and distinction.”<\/p>\n

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\"Photo<\/a>“It is a popular symbol for romance as they mate for life. Legend says that Whales can capture a canoe, take it underwater, and transform the occupants into Whales. Thus, a Whale near the shore is a transformed human trying to communicate with his family.”<\/p>\n

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