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BEAR |
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Deep in slumber, dreams
unending,
Wise old bear, patient, strong,
Send me dreams of transformation.
Grant me intuition along
With introspection of my life,
Inner listening, no more strife. |
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Caution, Healing,
Leadership The power
of the Bear totem
is the power of introspection.
The answers to all our questions
lie within us.
Each of us has the capacity to quiet the mind,
enter the silence and know. Just as
the bear hibernates during the winter,
people with a Bear totem will be quieter
during the winter months. But they
must awaken in the spring and seek
whatever opportunities are around them. When
you have a Bear totem,
you are being guided to a leadership role.
You must be fearless in defending your beliefs. The
Bear also encourages you to exercise
your abilities as a natural healer.
Bears are associated with
trees which are natural antennas, linking the heavens and the Earth.
Bear also has links to the seven color rays of the Universal Light
as well as Lunar ties, linking the subconscious and the unconscious
mind.
It is associated with the Goddess
Artemis. |
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A bear totem or spirit guide symbolizes great strength, security and
determination for the Shaman. Understanding and working with a bear
power animal.
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To American Indians, the Bear has a strong heart and unwavering will,
and to Japanese and Siberian Shamans he is the leader of the animals,
the animal that taught humans Shamanism.
Universal Bear Shaman Symbolism
Traditional names for the bear include King of the Forest and Grandfather, both
of which show the respect that the bear inspires in Traditional
Shamanic cultures. And who would not admire the noble bear,
strong-willed and powerful, but also with great heart and supernatural
powers?
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