Touching Spirit Bear

my ass

he meant that he was on a circle with him and other people that was like Cole.

Edwin advises Cole to take responsibility for his actions, change his harmful behaviors, and connect with nature to find inner peace and healing. Garvey emphasizes the importance of forgiveness, self-reflection, and building positive relationships with others to heal from past trauma and move forward in a positive way.

You cannot make a spark by touching a wooden door as wood is not conductive. However, you can create a spark by touching a metal doorknob if you build up static electricity, such as by shuffling your feet on a carpet.

honesty and respect

In "Touching Spirit Bear," Cole often experiences frustration due to his inability to control his anger and emotions. He struggles with accepting responsibility for his actions and understanding the impact they have on others, leading to feelings of frustration and shame. Through his healing journey on the island, he learns to confront and address these emotions, ultimately finding a sense of peace and self-awareness.

Cole is very confident, and seemingly courageous. after growing up, being beaten by his father, while his mother watched, helplessly fearful for herself, its easier for him to push away the world. he pushes away the world by being completely undesirable, and mean to everyone.

Cole did it

The ancestor rock helped Cole deal with his anger by serving as a physical representation of his emotions. By talking to the rock and smashing it as a way to release his anger, Cole was able to confront and process his feelings in a constructive manner. The ritual of interacting with the rock allowed Cole to connect with his emotions and begin to heal.

He learns that he broke it's trust because he tried to capture it. He realizes how many peoples' trusts he had broken. He also learns that the beaver is calm, it can make dams that block whole rivers, just by using his two front teeth.

Hope this helps!

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Cole

Edwin was able to pay for the new supplies and cabin materials by selling his beloved motorcycle. He made the sacrifice to ensure that he could provide for Cole's healing journey on the island in "Touching Spirit Bear."

comfort; taking responsibility; forgiveness

It says in the book that he was abused by his parents. That's why he abused Cole, because he learned at a young age.

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the small birds irritate cole because hes on the ground helpless while there "mocking" him by being able to move and doing whatever they want. Again while hes on the ground useless unable to move

GAGA GOO GOOO oh yea and a LOT of bye bye bye

the propose of the feather is for respect and if you talk without holding the feather then it is disrespectful

I don't think that is specifically said but what it did say in Chapter 1 I believe is that he could suffer permanent brain damage and is still receiving therapy for his injuries. He speaks in slurs and walks kind of funny.

Cole is either afraid of the spirit bear ( he tries to kill it, people don't kill some thing they're not afraid of. Well then again Cole does have issues.) or he's afraid of being lonely "...the realization that he was alone, totally alone with himself. And it scared him."

In the book "Touching Spirit Bear," the main character, Cole, faces internal struggles with anger, self-worth, and forgiveness. He must confront his own destructive behavior and negative beliefs about himself in order to change and find healing. The conflict between Cole's inner turmoil and his journey towards self-acceptance and growth is a central theme in the story.

1 year its at the beginning of the book in the ending of chapter 1 -_-