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Apr 7, 2020
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A Bear Teaching as told by Dr. Brenda Restoule of First Peoples Wellness Circle - Windspeaker.com
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A Bear Teaching as told by Dr. Brenda Restoule of First Peoples Wellness Circle
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When a bear goes into hibernation, they do it for the health of their community and themselves. In the winter, food is scarce. Hibernating allows other animals to have access to the limited resources. It slows the spread of disease and virus among other animals during a season when immune systems are lowered and energy is limited.
It is also a time of conserving health for the bear. It’s a time for reflection. It is a time that allows you to renew and undergo change, to honour y…
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