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I fell asleep last night before posting.
I think I found the owl imagery interesting as I heard this is connected with native American shamanism as well as witchcraft in general and it does feel like I'm being guided towards certain things. It's just a feeling I get.
I've also always been an advocate of 'everything happens for a reason'.
Maybe I'm wrong and I can be proved otherwise. Always good to have an open mind ......


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You may be right or wrong - I don't know.:)

But owls turn up in any shamanic tradition where there are owls - and there are many Native American traditions. Some are shamanic, some are not. Some traditions see owls as 'good things', some as 'bad things', some just as 'things' and others don't mention them at all. (Apart from all living in the same continent, I don't think there's anything that can be generalised about Native Americans.)

More pertinently, what do owls mean to you?


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I just love looking at them 🙂


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So ... happiness? A deep love for all creatures? Connection with nature and the spirits? Maybe these are the messages.


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I've been connecting with nature much more this past year. I think the spirits probably have influenced it.
I just use all this as a censor as to what I'm attracted to in terms of places, objects and people. If it don't feel right it ain't and if it does then good. I just hope I'm right most of the time and not led towards anything bad 🙂 They do say you should trust your intuition.
I even notice energies coming out of people's houses and energies on streets.


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