Cody's Eye Christ Tiger 2/11/2026A.D.

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Good Morning- 2,000 years ago to Today 2/11/2026A.D.
Cody's Eye Morning Devotional Cloud Talking-
Tiger Still with me-
Core Meanings of Tiger Energy:
Power and Strength: The tiger represents immense physical, emotional, and spiritual strength, encouraging you to stand in your own authority.
Courage and Fearlessness: It represents the ability to face challenges head-on and act despite fear.
Independence: As a solitary animal, the tiger symbolizes self-reliance, the ability to walk your own path, and comfort in being alone.
Intuition and Strategy: Tiger energy highlights the importance of trusting your gut feelings (intuition) and using patience and precision (strategic, not reactive) to achieve goals.
Sensuality and Vitality: The tiger is often seen as a symbol of passion, vitality, and living life boldly.
Protection: In many cultures, the tiger is a guardian, used to ward off evil, negative energy, and danger.
When Tiger Energy Appears:
Reclaiming Power: You may be called to stop shrinking, take up space, and assert yourself.
Navigating Change: Tiger energy helps you navigate life transitions with confidence and grace.
Overcoming Doubt: It slices through confusion and hesitation, transforming doubt into conviction.
Setting Boundaries: It urges you to protect your energy and time from being drained by others.
In Chinese culture, the tiger is seen as a Yang, solar creature—a king of the jungle symbolizing royalty, protection, and strength.
Christ Tiger
Key Themes and Context
Meaning of the Title: The title is inspired by a line in a poem by T.S. Eliot, emphasizing a view of Christ that is not merely meek or tame, but powerful, dangerous to human pride, and fundamentally transformative.
Content: The book is partly autobiographical, detailing a young man's journey from seeing dogma as a restriction to embracing it as a structure that protects the encounter with the living Christ.
The "Tiger" Imagery: Howard portrays Jesus as a figure who breaks through rigid secular and religious categories, bringing both judgment and saving,, "indestructible" life.
Influence: It is considered a classic of 20th-century devotional literature, known for its vivid, literary prose and intense focus on the "terrible truth of God's love.