"The Bear Within the Circle"
In a sacred land where the sun kissed the mountains, the bear was honored as the heart of the tribe. Surrounded by the circle of life, its image was painted with fire and earth, red for courage, blue for wisdom, and yellow for spirit.
The elders taught that the bear stood at the center of the world, a symbol of balance. The four arrows pointing inward reminded the people: strength comes not from fighting, but from unity—of body, mind, spirit, and earth.
Whenever the tribe felt lost, they looked to the bear in the circle, and remembered: "We are all connected. We are all protectors of the sacred life."
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