What is the myth about the raccoon?

Answer 1

A raccoon is a very curious animal. They are found sneaking around places, like the trash, trying to find food. Also, because of the mask they have on their face, raccoons are a symbol of disguise.

Raccoon's Wisdom Includes understanding the nature of masks, disguise, dexterity, seeking guidance and confidence, questioning without fear, balancing curiosity, shape shifting, secrecy

In some ways, the raccoon is a clever scavenger. Their magic is their mask, though often the raccoon's mask is linked with its 'banditry' - they have been known to open peoples house doors and bin lids to take food - the mask has a far deeper meaning. No one, including you and I, are ever quite what we may seem - even to ourselves, for in our lives we can experience the freedom of many identities. Be it with friends, partners, children, parents, work colleagues, strangers etc. This medicine helps us to take on and let go of the many roles we fill. Having various identities isn't negative, for we can learn to become adept at changing identities when appropriate. Over time this becomes as easy as selecting and changing ones clothes. Your many faces are about to be revealed to you. The raccoon will assist you how to mask, disguise and transform yourself. Masks are a powerful tool - through the use of masks, altered states can be reached. Raccoon people generally do well in professions having to do with theater.

Answer 2

It indicates a raccoon, which is a medium-sized omnivorous mammal. The word itself derives from an Algonquin phrase that means roughly "he that scrubs with his hands" probably due to the racoon's normal feeding behavior, which is to moisten and "wash" the food prior to eating. This, and its somewhat bear-like appearance, is carried over into languages such as German, where it is called "Waschbär". (Racoons are in fact fairly closely related to bears.)

Answer 3

It has no significance. There was a raccoon and you happened to see it.

Answer 4

Death.

Answer 5

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