Everyone who owns a bunny rabbit has seen the spaz attacks they have for apparently no reason what-so-ever. But maybe rabbits do have a good reason for these "alerts" to unseen dangers?
I was reading this paragraph about the otherworldly aspects of rabbits;
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According to this author's opinion they are telling me Baron is not spazzing out for no reason but is seeing the demonic presence of the Underworld invading our home. Well if you will excuse me, I have to find where I place the number for "Ghost Busters".
:biggrin2:
Well I guess that is one possible way to explain the behavior. LOL
I was reading this paragraph about the otherworldly aspects of rabbits;
A Psychopomp is a god or goddess, who works as a link, and guide, between the three worlds-mundane physical level that we dwell upon, the Underworld and the Heavens. In classical mythology, the Roman God Mercury was a Psychopomp, for example. He guided the ancient heroes to and through the Underworld, and he also brought messages from above to the mere mortals here on Earth.
Rabbit is physical representation of that same energy. The rabbit is righ at home here on the earthly plane, of course. But he is also highly skilled, comfortable in the Netherworld of underground tunnels and dark corridors. His acute perception makes him sensitive to vibrations and energies that we often cannot comprehend. But in the "Underworld," those sensitivities are even more pronounced as sight is reduced to nil.
The rabbit's earthy quality also suggests the Zen-like ability to maintain focus even whilst all about is chaos. And as an animal that can become one with the earth subliminally in a camouflaged way, this can also allow it to exist in several different phases. It can mean that something appears non-threatening or complacent, it is recognized by the rabbit (invisible to others), and alert to the potential danger from their presence.
Rabbit is physical representation of that same energy. The rabbit is righ at home here on the earthly plane, of course. But he is also highly skilled, comfortable in the Netherworld of underground tunnels and dark corridors. His acute perception makes him sensitive to vibrations and energies that we often cannot comprehend. But in the "Underworld," those sensitivities are even more pronounced as sight is reduced to nil.
The rabbit's earthy quality also suggests the Zen-like ability to maintain focus even whilst all about is chaos. And as an animal that can become one with the earth subliminally in a camouflaged way, this can also allow it to exist in several different phases. It can mean that something appears non-threatening or complacent, it is recognized by the rabbit (invisible to others), and alert to the potential danger from their presence.
:thud:
According to this author's opinion they are telling me Baron is not spazzing out for no reason but is seeing the demonic presence of the Underworld invading our home. Well if you will excuse me, I have to find where I place the number for "Ghost Busters".
:biggrin2:
Well I guess that is one possible way to explain the behavior. LOL
