Medicine Bear - Native American Music , Shamanic Music

Improvisation on a Native American Flute in D
with an ambient sound in the background. Hope you enjoy.
Meanings in Shamanism: introspection, loneliness, intuition, physical healing, consciousness, death and rebirth, astral travel, dream world.
The bear is an animal with the older symbolism within the European continent. Primitive man admired the ability Bear "resurrect" after the winter, and, of course, to his strength and ferocity. Was one of the first animals to be deified and has the most primitive aspects of worship among the Indo-Europeans. The bear is a national emblem of Russia and was the symbol of Persia. Several cities around the world have adopted the bear as a symbol, namely the Swiss capital Bern, where the Germanic root "ber" means "bear." The bear is also the symbol of Berlin-name. Are a common symbol of heraldry. The root of the name would remain on the legendary King Arthur (Art - uiros, "Bear Man"). To the Celts is a symbol of the warrior. Not only for their ferocity and warrior-king, the Arthurian legend embodies this aspect of their king to make the hero who will rest in the Other World for a day return when his people need him, like a bear hibernating for the part and a day returns to life when spring arrives.
The bear is a creature of contrasts: it has enormous strength and still loves fruits and honey. Bear in Jungian Psychology is the danger caused by the contents of the unconscious and uncontrollable because it is often associated as an attribute of cruel and rude man. The energy is the energy of the bear who seeks your deepest truth, and with the discovery of this truth are graced with the honey of life - the sweetness that comes with knowing who we really are.
The Ursa Major is a constellation visible throughout the year in the northern hemisphere, is associated with the Greek myth of Callisto. Zeus fell in love with a mortal hunter named Callisto. Hera, wife of Zeus, turned to jealousy in a big bear. Without realizing that it was his mother, Arcas (the son of Callisto) was about to kill his mother. Zeus, to avoid the impending tragedy, little changed Arcas into a bear and threw them into the sky where they would be safe and immortal.