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2) Behavior: You will not behave in an abusive, hateful, intolerant, bigoted and/or racist manner, and will not harass, threaten, nor attack anyone.
Originally posted by Agree2Disagree
reply to post by Mr Mask
I'll kindly point you here: www.abovetopsecret.com...
2) Behavior: You will not behave in an abusive, hateful, intolerant, bigoted and/or racist manner, and will not harass, threaten, nor attack anyone.
I feel, with your repeated irrelevant statements that you're simply making a mockery of my thread, and in relation, the Native American culture. I do feel as though you are doing this simply out of...I don't know...child-ishness perhaps. Any mature individual would be able to refrain from the snarky comments you have posted. I have kindly asked repeatedly for you to stop. You have not. I consider this harassment. Please refrain from doing so again.
Originally posted by Mr Mask
Sigh...relax...breath...take in the air and see that I am harmless and not even attacking you.
Look...you think ATS is your personal diary where you can babble on about subjects of a "fantasical" nature and no one is going to stand and say "you are wrong" or "you are very silly"?
Sorry...not here buddy. Not anywhere I know of, actually.
If your skin is so soft, I recommend you summon a turtle-totem and barrow his shell while using these forums. Because this isn't the play-ground in 4th grade, nor is it a hand-holding walk in the spirit-woods.
Native American Totems & Their Meanings
Bear: Industrious, instinctive, healing, power, sovereignty, guardian of the world, watcher, courage, will power, self-preservation, introspection, and great strength
Owl: Turtle Nurturer, shy, and protecting Deception, clairvoyance, insight, messenger.
Turtle: Nurturer, shy, and protecting
A totem can be the symbol of a tribe, clan, family or individual. Native American tradition provides that each individual is connected with nine different animals that will accompany each person through life, acting as guides. Different animal guides come in and out of our lives depending on the direction that we are headed and the tasks that need to be completed along our journey.
Native beliefs further explain that a totem animal is one that is with you for life, both in the physical and spiritual world. Though people may identify with different animal guides throughout their lifetimes, it is this one totem animal that acts as the main guardian spirit.
With this one animal a connection is shared, either through interest in the animal, characteristics, dreams, or other interaction. ...
OWL: Owl is the mystery of silent wisdom, heightened vision and hearing and the ability to pinpoint subtleties of motives, actions and people. He teaches the power of silence and contemplation and the balance of waiting and acting. Owl teaches the ability to extract secrets from within...He also aids in clearing deceptions. Owl has much wisdom in teaching how to see and sense the world around you along with determination and patience in waiting...for the opportune moment.
TURTLE: Longevity, endurance, survival skills, patience, stimulates hearing on both the physical and spiritual levels. Turtle teaches on an emotional level to reach within to find answers, shows how to navigate the spiritual while using protections and defenses of both worlds....
BEAR (cave): Sub/Unconscious mind, strength, grounding, inner energy of soul to find answers, judgements... Bear teaches caution, quiet of the mind and silence within---introspection which awakens insights and opportunities. Bears teachs leadership, natural healing abilities and defending when necessary... Are you eating a balanced diet? Utilizing intuition? Being cautious? Bear shows how to balance & express oneself.
I should have been a bit nicer I guess, but seeing a poster get all "sensitive" and then say things like "you are hurting my feelings" and then adding to it "you are a biggot and a troll" sorta just got me going more.
But for the record...just so you know...it is "not wrong" to call something "silly" on this site. It is very important to confront "silly threads"...and there are many ways to do it.
I often choose tongue-in-cheek humor to do it...it allows my thoughts to sink deep without causing a riot or a ban frenzy. I didn't want a fight...if you notice I was very lite-hearted throughout my jest.
I won't lie...I think you are "mangling Native Culture" and reducing it to a "forum fun time activity"...I may be wrong...but you may also be wrong in thinking you are "worthy of sharing this information with strangers all over the net".
I am sorry for "not being as nice as you wanted"...but I was never "threatening or violent" with my "outlook".
In fact...you were the first to start "throwing around the insults" on personal character.
Warning for the future...not everyone on this site is as nice as I am, and they won't use lite-humor to handle your "sensitiveness"...in the future, do better to not let people get to you, so they won't have to feel guilty that they "may have hurt the feelings" of another "grown man".
A wolf totem is very demanding on an individual but the return is great. The wolf is reliable and enduring. He reminds us to be strong and trust our instincts and insights. A wolf is one that overcomes adversity by taking risks and facing fears head on....