Wow, longest write-up I've come across; pages! I'll try to abbreviate as much as possible. This is also for the leopard, cougar and jaguar as well.
Keynote: Reclaiming One's True Power I say bring it, bring it all now! ha
It reflects an ability to do a variety of tasks as he or she wills; be it physical, mental, psychic or spiritual. I don't claim to be a psychic.
They have the ability to move with ease or freeze entirely. People with this totem will find their greatest power in silence as goals are pursued. Revealing too much or speaking too much about pursuits can counteract some of the effectiveness. You must learn to pace your work, allowing time to rest and to play. They must not push too far or too hard on any one task. They are more susceptible to imbalances.
The female does not like others-even their mates-interfering with how they feel the young should be raised. Women with panther totems often find themselves raising their 'cubs' alone, whether out of divorce or simply through asserting dominance in that area of the couples' life.
They have an inner knowing. They should trust their thoughts and their inner visions (imaginings) for there is probably a strong foundation in reality.
The panther has very strong hearing. It also has extremely sensitive hairs on the body. The skin is our largest sensory organ and we experience much more of the world through it than we realize.
The season in which their power is greatest is the winter. The black panther helps us to understand the dark and death and the inherent powers of them; and thus by acknowledging them, eliminate our fears and learn to use the powers.
It awakens the inner passions. It can reflect the awakening of the kundalini, signaling a time of not just coming into one's own power, but reclaiming one's true power.
The panther has also been attributed to Jesus. Because of this it can signal a time of rebirth after a period of suffering and death on some level. This implies that an old issue may finally begin to be resolved or even that old longstanding wounds will finally begin to heal and with the healing will come a reclaiming of power that was lost at the time of wounding.
Usually, in the lives of those with a panther totem, there either already exists or will soon arrive upon the scene an individual who will serve as teacher and nurturer and guide upon the heroic path of reawakening one's true power.
*there's a whole lot more, but I think we get the idea.
How do you feel about cats? How do you feel about reclaiming/claiming your true power by being the true you?
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