Written by: Maja Ledgerwood illustrated by Tyson Ledgerwood.
The symbols are taken from the Native American culture and the Early Christian culture.
The eagle feather represents the chief.
The bird is a symbol for being free spirited.
Butterflies are symbols for re-birth foreshadowing her later life.
Sun rays represent constancy.
Corn is a symbol of trade.
The morning star is a symbol for guidance.
Fire is a symbol of a gathering.
The fence is a symbol for guarding.
The arrow head and musket blls is a combination of Native American and English symbols of war.
The star is a military symbol.
The rope represents captivity.
The sun is a symbol for he Earth Guarding in Day, Healing Energy.
Palm Leaves are symbols for victory in heaven like when a believer receives salvation.
Grapes are symbols for the vital union of believers with Christ as the vine.
The dove is a symbol of peace.
The sun cross is a symbol of sun and the cross combined.
The ship is a symbol for the church tossed on the sea of disbelief that finally reaches safe harbor.
The peacock feather is a symbol for eternal life.
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