They seek to give us gift of understanding, universal love, energy, and knowledge. Tahoe blogs. Join the Tahoe Culture Club. You have seen her at the South Shore Farmers Markets. Or youve taken one of her dance classes. Animal totems and all of nature, demonstrate spiritual connectedness that can help guide us on our path to self discovery. Native Americans believe animals come to us because they have lesson we need to learn. In general, animals remind us that we are part of the earth that each creature is born with wisdom that must be awakened. Meet Ann Thennes.

Tahoe blogs. TAMC Links Healthy Home ConsultantsNorth Tahoe ArtsRiverside StudiosSierra Ski and Cycle WorksThe Divided SkyValhalla Tallac Historic Site This category index Copyright all rights reservedHome About Contact Advertise Subscribe to TAMC. In tradition with ancient cultures, many of her pieces include tribal with an animal totem or an amulet. An amulet is an object that is intended to bring good luck andor protection. The amulets that grace Anns medicine bowls are often stones, bones or feathers.

Meet Ann Thennes. Artist, dance instructor, drummer and fitness trainer. Anns connection with nature and world cultures can be felt strongly in her artwork. In fact, her decorative gourds and medicine bowls have story to tell. The Animal Totem that comes to you offers you power and wisdom that can give you incredible avenues of selfexpression and awareness. You have seen her at the South Shore Farmers Markets. Or youve taken one of her dance classes. In tradition with ancient cultures, many of her pieces include tribal with an animal totem or an amulet. And if you listen, they can help you grounded too.

MyPlace More Tahoe Culture. The Animal Totem that comes to you offers you power and wisdom that can give you incredible avenues of selfexpression and awareness. Animal totems and all of nature, demonstrate spiritual connectedness that can help guide us on our path to self discovery. Native Americans believe animals come to us because they have lesson we need to learn. Many she finds in the desert or along the Truckee River near her home where many wildlife frequent. When Ann is not creating her medicine bowls, she is probably teaching an aerobic dance or world rhythms class at LTCC.