Power Animal Bear

BEAR's Medicine includes: inner knowing, healing, dreaming, transormation, introspection, solitude.

"BEAR, LEND ME YOUR GENTLE STRENGTH
SHOW ME THE WAY TO MY INNER CHILD
AS I EXPLORE THE MAGICAL SECRETS
OF THE DREAMTIME"

Bear is the keeper of the dreamtime. He stores your dream Knowledge so tht you may learn from it when you awaken.
Bear thinks his actions Through very carefully. He is to quick to judge, but rather thinks deeply about his decisions. When you ask Bear a question or ask for an opinion, you can be sure that he will reply with an informed, well thought out answer.
Bear is usually nourishing and gentle, but has quick reflexes and will readily fight if necessary with brute strength and speed.
Bear loves to get his paws into sweet things but even more importantly, Bear lives to feel comfortable and warm. Other people feel cozy with Bear. Bear people are often sleepy and tend to "hibernate" more than others.

Free eBooks (Can Be Downloaded):

Edward Kelley - The Angelic Alphabet
Aninymous - The Angelical Alphabet
Stephen William Hawking - Space And Time Warps

Do I Have An Animal Guide

Suggested free e-books to read:

Anders Bjorn Drachmann - Atheism In Pagan Antiquity
Solomonic Grimoires - Lemegeton Iv Ars Almadel
Isaac Bonewits - Witchcraft A Concise Guide
The Troth - Gods Of The Heaten Way A Brief Guide

Cat Folklore And Magic

Cats have been sacred to more than one religion, and at different times and places have been considered both good and bad luck-bringers. The Egyptian goddess Bast was both lion-headed and cat-headed and attended by cats and therefore cats were sacred and revered in Egypt; killing one was a heinous crime, and when a Household cat died mourning rites were performed for it. Cats were often found in Temples and were ritually fed; stray cats were treated with honor and fed, and the household cat was allowed to share the family's
food. Cat amulets were produced and elaborate cat-sized sarcophagi crafted for cats who had died, who were often embalmed ashumans were. Followers of the goddess Diana also considered the cat sacred because she once assumed the form of a cat, and cats were under her special protection. In Scandinavia, Freya's chariot was drawn by cats. The Celtic goddess Cerridwen was also attended by white cats, who carried out her orders on earth.

Free eBooks (Can Be Downloaded):

Greg Wotton - Basic Theories On Sex Magic
Sepharial - Astrology And Marriage
Leo Ruickbie - Halloween And Samhain