Bison 1
Rethink Agriculture - heal the soil
The Bison stands as a symbol of survival, power, and sacred relationship with the land. Revered by Native American tribes as a gift from the Earth, it provided food, shelter, and spiritual guidance. Its strength is not just physical. It embodies courage, willpower, and the wisdom to endure.
Bison are grounded beings, rooted in the North. They represent the union of the earthly and the unearthly, the primal force that connects sky and soil. Their presence is medicine. For the body, the people, and the planet.
In Indigenous traditions, the Bison is also linked to the Root Chakra, where survival begins. Its energy teaches us how to move through challenge, how to protect what matters, and how to walk the Earth with purpose.
Bison 1 Totem
The Bison
Symbol of strength, unity, and survival
Honored as sacred provider and guide
Bison energy grounds and connects us to the Earth
Bison root us in the soil. The rich microbiome of the planet. Heal the soil. Heal the planet.
A teacher of how to endure and grow through adversity
The Number 1
Number of unity, leadership, and origin
Represents the pioneer spirit and the root of all potential
The most self-sufficient number, source of new beginnings
The breast plates
Originally worn as armor, made of Eagle bone
Brought both physical and spiritual protection
First used by the Comanche and adopted by many Plains tribes
A symbol of readiness, resilience, and sacred defense
Inner and outer rings
Symbol of the sacred medicine wheel and the 4 directions
A circle of life, seasons, and natural cycles
The number 10
Completion and transformation
1 is beginning, 0 is infinite potential
The All-Seeing
Shaman Eye
Vision of the medicine man
Sees both the spirit world and the physical plane
Broken Arrow
Represents making peace with yourself, others, and the planet
Nothing is ever gained by inflicting pain
"Walk with grounded purpose, protect what truly sustains, and endure with sacred strength"
