Owls are creatures that thrive in the night, possessing the remarkable ability to see in low light and hunt skillfully while staying silent. Those large eyes truly see all! Owls symbolize clairvoyance, sharp perception, astral travel, intuition, and mystical practices.
In Wicca, the owl holds a significant place as a symbol. Owls embody ancient wisdom linked to lunar energy, representing both intelligence and shadows.
Owls in Greek Mythology
Owls hold importance not just in Wiccan traditions but in various cultures as well. One of the most famous devotees of owls is Athena, the Goddess associated with wisdom and the night…
Athena always had an owl on her shoulder or in her hand. This owl would unveil truths that were beyond her own perception. In return, Athena only expressed complete honesty, earning her the reputation of being the Goddess of wisdom.
Connecting With Owls
If owls appear around you during the day, consider yourself fortunate! They do so only for those with whom they feel a connection. Once they become your allies, they will guide you toward understanding the bigger picture rather than just fragments.
Owls also engage with you during meditation and through dreams. By sending messages in your sleep, they assist you in your magical endeavors and help reveal hidden aspects of your life!
Owls as Omens
Owls can be your spirit animals if you aim to enhance your observational skills. When you seek their connection, remain attentive to your surroundings, and be aware of signs and omens.
Some interpret owls as omens of death. This interpretation should not evoke negativity; it’s merely a way for owls to guide you toward the truth and alert you to what lies ahead.
Owls perceive reality clearly and recognize it without fear; from truth comes understanding.
Owls can bestow upon you their sight if it aligns with your deepest desires.
Are you prepared for the insights and clarity that owls can introduce into your life?
Have you ever sensed the presence of owls within your journey?
Share your thoughts and experiences with me. I’m eager to hear them!
Hi, I live in central Florida, USA, and I would love to share an ongoing experience I have had for the past two years with one of these lovely creatures… I have been visited near every full moon since I conceived my son in May of 2016. She is beautifully breathtaking, standing near 2 foot tall and a huge wingspan. She is a white owl, and has been literally at my front door every full moon without fail. She has seen me through two pregnancies now, and i have often heard her outside my sons window hooting for him almost like she is calling him. I have a daughter now also although my beautiful owl has yet to communicate with her.
I have loved having this owl close by and have begun to call her my sons guardian…. However with that being said, I have not yet let my son, who is a little over a year old now, go outside to her. I feel pulled to let him, but her size is big enough to carry him and I have a few small worries that she wants him all to herself. What are your thoughts? Should I allow my son to interact with her without barriers between them? Do you have any info on why she may have taken a liking to my son? Let me know any feed back you have may have on this, as I am very curious…..Thank you
email me at Tina.ubc@protonmail.com I will tell you what it means. Please do not let your children come near it.
I was unrightfully fired from my job in June. The night of my being fired, I had been drinking and my fiance was driving us back home from the local store. We had to come to an almost complete stop bc an owl had posted up in the middle of “our” right hand lane. Since then I’ve seen nor heard an owl until tonight, 4 months later. Finance is having to support the family while I’ve collected unemployment until I can find work again… we argued from 12am til 1am… from 1:35am til now 2:17am I’ve been listening to an owl hoot in my back yard.
Ashley, email me at Tina.ubc@Protonmail.com – I will tell you what it means. In the meantime, do not fight with your fiancé. Do what you need to do, to calm both yourselves, and find a solution to your problem.