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The Meaning of Bears PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Samantha Davis   
Sunday, 03 January 2010 20:09

Bears are kinda cool, in my book.  They’re relatively inoffensive, as long as you don’t get between them and their cubs, or them and some really, really good food.  There are a variety of species, and they eat a variety of things.  They’re not always bloodthirsty and angry and roaring.  They’re playful and inquisitive and intelligent.

If a bear is your totem, it could represent a good balance in your life – the ability to be curious and figure problems out, but also the ability to live a balanced and healthy life through your diet.  In addition, some bears hibernate.  A bear coming into your life (hopefully not in the, “I’m going to kill you!” sort of way) could indicate that you are in hibernation, about to emerge.

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The Mighty Squirrel PDF Print E-mail
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Written by Samantha Davis   
Sunday, 21 December 2008 18:55

The noble squirrel spends its life in the following pattern:  scurry, stop, look, scurry, pick up food, stop, look, devour, scurry….

The squirrel is most often prey to big birds, padding for roadways, and a general nuisance in some areas.  They chitter, they horde, and they’re generally fun to watch and adorable.  Spiritually, the squirrel perhaps closely mimics what we do on an everyday basis - they are constantly making decisions that could ultimately be life or death.  They carefully ponder with their small brains what they’re going to do, when they’re going to stop and make sure they’re okay, when it’s okay to eat and when it’s okay to let the dumb humans take pictures of them.

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