The Inked Stone Creations

In Native American Cultures every person, place, or thing has a representation.

Porcupine

When the Porcupine arrives in your life, it’s time to look at any vulnerabilities you have and measure them. Where does weakness lie? How can you remedy it? Introspection and meditation with Porcupine direct these questions toward effective solutions.

Porcupine teaches you everyone can be “hard on the outside and soft on the inside” at times. The external shields have a purpose-weeding out those energies that aren’t healthy. Your inner world remains open to the touch of a gentle soul and true love.

Another message from Porcupine is living life with joy and in simplicity. People often complicate their lives, and, over time, it robs them of many pleasures. Don’t get caught up in the chaos. Slow down. Take things at a pace where you won’t miss those beautiful moments and all those twinkling stars.

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In the Native American culture every person, place, or thing has a representation. So, we are going to deep dive into the animals we have in jewelry.

Next up:
Shark

The shark is a symbol of spiritual protection. In others, the shark is a symbol of strength and invincibility. No matter what, the shark is also a reminder that we must be careful not to take things for granted. It reminds us to stay focused on our goals and to never give up.
They also mean:

-Protection
-Guidance
-Focus
-Authority
-Adventure
-Opportunity

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