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Title: Bear Post by: guest88 on Feb 22, 2021 12:47 am A couple nights ago after experiencing an astral projection I had a dream of riding a bear. We traveled up a Northern Mountain to be united with other bears. At one point we crossed a barren land, covered with snow and grasshopper or cricket legs scattered everywhere. I was told that we were helping the environment by uniting with the other bears. Something about oxygen levels. I was at one point separated from my Bear friend in the journey and found the lair with the other bears, they were black and silver haired and one tried to attack me- then the bear I had mounted in the opening of the dream came to save me.
(https://whatismyspiritanimal.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/12/Bear-Spirit-Animal-Totem-Power-Animal-Symbolism-Meaning-1200x1200.jpg) https://whatismyspiritanimal.com/spirit-totem-power-animal-meanings/mammals/bear-symbolism-meaning/ Title: Re: Bear Post by: guest88 on Nov 10, 2021 05:21 pm The portal in my tree has since transformed. Initially it was an animal looking at an etheric version of itself a contrast of life and death and a mystery behind self reflection. Now, there are three clear impressions where that image used to be. One is a calf, the other is a bear and behind them is a man. He feels more tribal, like a native american.
Title: Re: Bear Post by: guest88 on Nov 10, 2021 05:24 pm Quote Bear Native American symbolism https://worldbirds.com/bear-symbolism/The bear symbol is one of the most common signs in the Native American tribes. This animal is thought to have magical and healing powers and is used as a bear medicine being. They see it as an emblem of strength and wisdom and use the spirit animal bear in various divine ceremonies. These beliefs are shaped by this animal’s ability to continue fighting even after it was hurt, and thus it is considered that it can heal itself. The Pueblo tribes link the bear’s meaning to the color blue and view it as the West’s guardian. |