Giraffe are considered sacred by the bushmen, not only because of the supernatural potency they possess, but also because their spirits are one of the rain-animals used by shamans in rain-making rituals. In the past, certain groups of bushmen used curiosity to lure these graceful and beautiful animals to their death. They would take a piece of flat mica rock, which is highly reflective, and sit in a tall camel-thorn tree.
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AWAKENING LANDSCAPES OF SAN ROCK ART, the Memory of the ancient Soul of Time.
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This abstract painting, on a moulded rock surface, shows off an owl. In the night the OWL or Night Eagle comes from the void of the shadow to pounce on its pray, its sharp hearing and vision senses everything, its gaze SEES ITS TRUTH. OWL Soul Eclipsing allows one to transcend the immature duality of Time, transforming your LIGHT to live in truth to ITSELF.
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Male and Female Lions roam the African Plains, creating a sacred balance for the food chain. Lion wins the prize for most relentless fighter in the face of challenge. The Lion represents courage and strength in overcoming difficulties.
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Each animal of the Big 5 is a symbol of a different potency or quality of Africa, as well as the wealth of diversity of Africa.
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The Elephant remembers all of the grazing lands and the watering holes from which to feed. It can also remember a threat specifically, like a lion or poacher, its gift is to remember, by this is remembers enemy and foe.
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In bushmen culture, there is no separation between the trance state and the dream state; both involve accessing the deeper, sub-conscious spirit mind.
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The kudu is also a sacred animal to the bushmen, and contains supernatural potency called !noom.
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