ndark68
[quote name="ndark68" post=4587820]Wow, this is eerily on point. Yes, it truly does resonate with me, I'll explain why:<br />
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1) Bear-I have been the Mother Bear Since I Was 18 Months old, protecting my little brother in a chaotic childhood and this pattern has continued with my own children and friendships, strangers,etc.<br />
2) cross-people cannot tell where I come from because I am very stoic, "refined and matured personality"<br />
3)garden-escapism yes... I've been mama bear so long to everyone that I've developed a later life (40's)tendency to escape <br />
4)tree- this one had me a little confused... the best I can make of it is that things will be out of my control and to not lose my patience? I might need you to clarify that for me.<br />
5)path- this has always been clear I need to find my path. I've been so busy getting everyone else on their path that I need to sit down and listen and try to find my own way.<br />
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Again thank you for taking the time and giving me this reading!![/QUOTE]<br />
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Hi ndark,<br />
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thank you for the feedback. We'll explain a bit further on the Tree. Both Bear and Tree are symbols of motherliness. The Bear roams through the woods, passing along under the trees. <br />
The Bear is a Tree which has become an animal, the Bear protects its cubs. The Tree is a habitat for different animals. A sacred Tree is a somewhat different mother than a Bear's mother. <br />
This means, there are different forces at work. This is not about protecting from danger, this deals with maturity. The Tree grants its inhabitants and its worshippers force of life which means a permanent supply of energy. A spiritual connection, which differs from the connection of the umbilical cord. Around the Tree, there is an ongoing process of living, dying, breeding - ongoing renewal. <br />
The Bear raises its cubs which will leave their mother sooner or later.<br />
The protecting streak of the Bear never ceases, for dangers never stop to exist. Each danger means a way, either by getting closer to it or by escaping from it. Either I bring something into security, or I need to attack.<br />
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The Tree is rooted to the spot. The Tree does not walk away. Trees may not play dead. The Bear owns an aggression, the Tree does not have. Though Trees do indeed fight against each others: they fight about light, water, earth, and space. It can be pretty dark under a Tree, in the underwoods it can be eternally dark. The sun does not ever make it down there. <br />
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The aggression of the Bear may be used in order to protect, to secure, and also to attack. The Path the Bear needs to go leads along and goes past danger. The Bear does not seek danger, it avoids conflicts and encounters. <br />
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Being a pathfinder means having a talent to avoid dangers. This way, one may avoid dangers by not creating them. The pathfinder in the sense we've described in your reading, puts itself into danger by leaving the well-known and safe Garden. The Path leads into the world. <br />
The Bear takes unknown paths, it is capable to protect itself from dangers because of its instincts. <br />
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The Garden does not approve of the Bear's nature, so the Garden does not let the Bear in. But the Tree confirms the Bear's character as an animal of the forest. The Tree blocks the Bear's way and does not allow the Bear to leave the woods.<br />
<i>The woods are the natural habitat of the Bear</i>, says the Tree. But the Paths are not within the forest, they lead along outside the forest.<br />
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The Paths fulfill the wish by finding your own way. The wish is the Bear. Each Bear walks on its own way by correlating with itself. As a mother Bear, all ways are averting danger. But now, you no longer wish to be Mama Bear. You don't want to walk ways in order to protect others, but taking the Path which helps you to further develop your unique character.<br />
<br />
Creativity is a kind of courage. You already have the courage to protect others. But you may also use this courage risking to get to know yourself better. To have it your way... <br />
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Connecting Tree and Bear as opposites was a difficult task, hence your feedback has been very important for us to further understand the meaning. <br />
We hope, this time we've explained it better.
Yes, you have explained it better. It sounds like they need to align the opposites inside of me. My instinctual drive needs to be tempered so I can better find my path. I have the talent to avoid danger so I should trust my instincts and walk the path that others do not.
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1) Bear-I have been the Mother Bear Since I Was 18 Months old, protecting my little brother in a chaotic childhood and this pattern has continued with my own children and friendships, strangers,etc.<br />
2) cross-people cannot tell where I come from because I am very stoic, "refined and matured personality"<br />
3)garden-escapism yes... I've been mama bear so long to everyone that I've developed a later life (40's)tendency to escape <br />
4)tree- this one had me a little confused... the best I can make of it is that things will be out of my control and to not lose my patience? I might need you to clarify that for me.<br />
5)path- this has always been clear I need to find my path. I've been so busy getting everyone else on their path that I need to sit down and listen and try to find my own way.<br />
<br />
Again thank you for taking the time and giving me this reading!![/QUOTE]<br />
<br />
Hi ndark,<br />
<br />
thank you for the feedback. We'll explain a bit further on the Tree. Both Bear and Tree are symbols of motherliness. The Bear roams through the woods, passing along under the trees. <br />
The Bear is a Tree which has become an animal, the Bear protects its cubs. The Tree is a habitat for different animals. A sacred Tree is a somewhat different mother than a Bear's mother. <br />
This means, there are different forces at work. This is not about protecting from danger, this deals with maturity. The Tree grants its inhabitants and its worshippers force of life which means a permanent supply of energy. A spiritual connection, which differs from the connection of the umbilical cord. Around the Tree, there is an ongoing process of living, dying, breeding - ongoing renewal. <br />
The Bear raises its cubs which will leave their mother sooner or later.<br />
The protecting streak of the Bear never ceases, for dangers never stop to exist. Each danger means a way, either by getting closer to it or by escaping from it. Either I bring something into security, or I need to attack.<br />
<br />
The Tree is rooted to the spot. The Tree does not walk away. Trees may not play dead. The Bear owns an aggression, the Tree does not have. Though Trees do indeed fight against each others: they fight about light, water, earth, and space. It can be pretty dark under a Tree, in the underwoods it can be eternally dark. The sun does not ever make it down there. <br />
<br />
The aggression of the Bear may be used in order to protect, to secure, and also to attack. The Path the Bear needs to go leads along and goes past danger. The Bear does not seek danger, it avoids conflicts and encounters. <br />
<br />
Being a pathfinder means having a talent to avoid dangers. This way, one may avoid dangers by not creating them. The pathfinder in the sense we've described in your reading, puts itself into danger by leaving the well-known and safe Garden. The Path leads into the world. <br />
The Bear takes unknown paths, it is capable to protect itself from dangers because of its instincts. <br />
<br />
The Garden does not approve of the Bear's nature, so the Garden does not let the Bear in. But the Tree confirms the Bear's character as an animal of the forest. The Tree blocks the Bear's way and does not allow the Bear to leave the woods.<br />
<i>The woods are the natural habitat of the Bear</i>, says the Tree. But the Paths are not within the forest, they lead along outside the forest.<br />
<br />
The Paths fulfill the wish by finding your own way. The wish is the Bear. Each Bear walks on its own way by correlating with itself. As a mother Bear, all ways are averting danger. But now, you no longer wish to be Mama Bear. You don't want to walk ways in order to protect others, but taking the Path which helps you to further develop your unique character.<br />
<br />
Creativity is a kind of courage. You already have the courage to protect others. But you may also use this courage risking to get to know yourself better. To have it your way... <br />
<br />
--------------<br />
<br />
Connecting Tree and Bear as opposites was a difficult task, hence your feedback has been very important for us to further understand the meaning. <br />
We hope, this time we've explained it better.
Yes, you have explained it better. It sounds like they need to align the opposites inside of me. My instinctual drive needs to be tempered so I can better find my path. I have the talent to avoid danger so I should trust my instincts and walk the path that others do not.