"The Bear of the Red Circles"
In the time of beginnings, when symbols spoke louder than words, the Great Bear rose from the earth, marked with red rings of power. Each circle held a lesson: strength, healing, memory, and truth.
He was the guardian of the forest spirits, walking softly through cedar and pine, watching the people as they hunted, gathered, and prayed.
When a child was born, the Elders would say, “May the Bear watch them.” For the Bear did not just protect—he reminded.
Those who followed his path learned that true strength is quiet. It listens. It endures.
Even now, the symbol of the Bear lives on, drawn in red and black across hides and walls, a sacred reminder that:
“To walk with Bear is to carry wisdom in silence and courage in your bones.”
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