To see a crow to death? Not only

2018-02-28 14:27

To see a crow to death? Not only
Happening to see a crow on your windowsill?

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If you believe in omens, then by chance he saw a crow on your window, you can decide what is a sign. A sign which suggests that that’s in your house someone will die, reports Rus.Media.

For a long time, it was the crow symbolized death, while the vultures of war.

But this is not all that can mean crows in mythological sense. Face it, ravens are smart birds, they have excellent memory, and the development of their brain in proportion to chimpanzees.

What do crows symbolize?

Death

The crow is known as a sinister harbinger of death, the harbinger, which directs the human soul from the realm of the living and the realm of the dead. Raven has a great knowledge about life and death. Therefore, the appearance of crows is considered a warning or a spiritual blessing.

They say when death is approaching, the Raven will be coming to the house constantly, for several days.

Changes

The crow is a sign of change. They are the personification of the law and wisdom, it is believed that the crow sees our soul.

It is known that crows build nests is very high, which gives them the opportunity to see everything that is happening around them.

In addition, crows adapt to everything, can survive in almost any situation, so when you see a crow is a sign that it was time for a change, in which you will be able to adapt.

Magic and clairvoyance

The ravens not only convey the message, but remind us of the magic all around us. Striking black color of crow represents the color of creation. Of course, black is the color of night generates light of a new day. This is a picture of the immense power that each of us holds to master our own destiny.

It is also known that the crow can appear to help a person awaken his gift of clairvoyance.

So if you suddenly met a crow, it means that you are waiting for serious changes, it’s time to live in the power of their true identity.

Sometimes we need a little reminding just to stop and ask myself: “am I really living? I live with my real “I”?”

It is a sacred law, a symbol of strength and spiritual meaning of the crow.