The Cave bear is just a metaphor. Metaphor for that which motivates you. So if you need security, shelter, protection… The Cave bear would represent your confrontation with the need for these things versus the challenge/danger of obtaining these things.
Are you motivated to seize the cave for your shelter? Then you have to achieve dominance over the Cave bear.
Or, are you too frightened by the Cave bear to fight for your own shelter? In that case you must find shelter somewhere else.
So, the Cave bear is just a metaphor for that which motivates you to fight for what you want, or choose to find something else.
If you are motivated to seize the cave for your shelter...Then you have to achieve dominance over the Cave bear. If you are too frightened by the Cave bear to fight for your own shelter? You must find shelter somewhere else.
The Cave bear is just a metaphor for that which motivates you to fight for what you want, or Choose to seek something else… something easier.
But metaphorically this could be any creature… The cave bear could be the snake or alligator or wolf... The things in life that challenge you..
Do you choose to stand and fight? Do you choose to flee? Do you rise above the challenges to achieve? Do you cower and run away from the challenge and remain a sheep?
As a member of the Trinity cave bear is not a God. the Cave bear is a metaphor for that which motivates you to achieve things in your life, or to fail to achieve things in your life.... school, work, career... food and shelter of quality for you and all your family... etc.,
The cave bear can be like the trickster, crow, Raven, coyote, etc.…
The trickster presents both intelligence and flawed reasoning, cowardice and bravery…etc
...metaphorical stories of that which motivates you to choose the best way to live…
So, the Cave bear is metaphor for the challenges of life that you must face or walk away from
You could, but it would be here irrelevant.