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The document outlines the meanings of Huichol symbols. It covers animals such as the scorpion (protector of the peyote), butterfly (good luck), bird (freedom), wolf (knowledge & wisdom), serpent (god of the ocean), deer (messenger of the Gods), and mountain lion (messenger of the God of fire). Other symbols include corn (health and prosperity), the eye of God (protection for kids), the sun (power), the moon (fertility), and the Keri plant (hallucinogenic). It also lists the Muwieri (the most important tool for the shaman) and gourd bowls used by shamans. Contact details for the business are at the bottom.
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Nov 27, 2025, 2:17 AM

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico

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Huichol symbols
cultural meanings
indigenous art
Mexican culture
spiritual symbolism

The document outlines the meanings of Huichol symbols. It covers animals such as the scorpion (protector of the peyote), butterfly (good luck), bird (freedom), wolf (knowledge & wisdom), serpent (god of the ocean), deer (messenger of the Gods), and mountain lion (messenger of the God of fire). Other symbols include corn (health and prosperity), the eye of God (protection for kids), the sun (power), the moon (fertility), and the Keri plant (hallucinogenic). It also lists the Muwieri (the most important tool for the shaman) and gourd bowls used by shamans. Contact details for the business are at the bottom.

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