11/18/13
~ Today, when stepping outside for a break from work, we discovered a black raven
with a broken wing. We had no idea what
had happened to the bird. While the bird sat helplessly on the wall, 2 other
ravens flew overhead, swirling around a couple of times before disappearing
entirely.
I got up close to it to
observe its utter blackness, with the only difference in any part of its body
being its brown eyes, which shifted from brown to a luminous green, as the sun
reflected into them. Usually, I am very fearful of birds or when I encounter a wild
creature, but experienced nothing of the kind today. I felt indifferent, and undaunted. (And
yes, we did call the Bird Rescue).
When
we came back inside, a
co-worker asked me for
something, and when I opened
my desk drawer, I discovered a
black rabbit’s foot key chain
that my Mom had given to
me. I
put it there months ago and
forgot about until now. This
key chain my Mom has had for many, many years. Someone gave
it to her before she met my Dad, so it is over 55 years old!
I have been embarking upon an inward journey, as of late,
specifically to strengthen my knowledge surrounding
clairvoyance and my spiritual self. This was a strange
coincidence, and I wondered
what the Raven symbol meant?
The
RAVEN
Ravens
are associated with having psychic abilities
and sometimes clairvoyants use
their feathers as a
tool to hone in this ability. “If a Raven has flow into your life,
you can
be sure something unusual will be happening, something
out of the Void, from
the Great Mystery. While you can’t fully
prepare for the mysterious, it is good to meet Ravens without fear,
and an appreciation of their magic.”
“The raven is also frequently linked with
prophecy, further
enhancing its status as a bird of the occult. Not only was it
a
messenger of the gods, both as an informant and as a guide, but it
also was
thought to be the most prophetic of all birds. People are
still referred to as
having "the foresight of ravens.” Or
to have
Raven’s knowledge, which came from Ireland meaning that a seer
possesses supernatural powers.” Ravens
are birds of prophecy – it
is the protector and teacher of seers and
clairvoyants.”
The
Rabbit’s Foot? Due to the animal rights
movement, and the
fact that rabbits feet are no longer produced as good luck charms -
(and, what you do find today are not real rabbits feet) - it difficult
to find information online regarding their symbolic meaning, other
than what we already know.
to find information online regarding their symbolic meaning, other
than what we already know.
One other tidbit: In order for a rabbits foot to be lucky, it should
be given or passed down to you.
So, what does this mean? I have to stop and ground myself to prepare for anything. I am not one to seek out the negative, and typically avoid drama, like the plague. I can only assume that change is on the horizon. Good or bad, I shall deal with it as life presents itself. That is all I can do! ~Denise
So, what does this mean? I have to stop and ground myself to prepare for anything. I am not one to seek out the negative, and typically avoid drama, like the plague. I can only assume that change is on the horizon. Good or bad, I shall deal with it as life presents itself. That is all I can do! ~Denise
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