I am being followed by an owl., page 1

reply to post by ironjello

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Athena is mad at you.

This site is accurate to my knowledge
stationery-by-heather.50megs.com...

I live in Oklahoma and all the old indian ladys always tell you the owl means death. Take it for what you will man.

Whatever you do, don't let it indoors with you. That will signal someone close to you will die. The 3 instances in my life a bird has flown indoors with me (has to be a residence, not a mall or stadium), it has signalled the death of someone in my life within the following 24 hours.

As for it following you, maybe it's your new or temporary totem animal.

Totem Animals

It has great intuition: it is the totem of psychics and clairvoyants. It has the courage to follow its instincts. Owl's medicine includes seeing behind masks, silent and swift movement, keen sight, messenger of secrets and omens, shape-shifting, link between the dark, unseen world and the world of light, comfort with shadow self, moon power, freedom.

Mine are the Magpie and the Praying Mantis.

[edit on 11/6/09 by Evasius]

reply to post by ironjello

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Don't convince yourself of that please. If you believe that it's more likely to come to pass. .

Originally posted by Mr Headshot
This site is accurate to my knowledge
stationery-by-heather.50megs.com...

I live in Oklahoma and all the old indian ladys always tell you the owl means death. Take it for what you will man.

I was just gonna say this same thing. A memeber of my family works at a certain hospital, and after the death of a native lady, went outside for a smoke to find many owls in the surrounding woods.
I'd never seen an owl there my entire 14 yrs.

like the man said, take it for what you will.
i live in bc btw.

en.wikipedia.org...

There ya go

reply to post by ironjello

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It is also believed that the owl can be warning you that someone is trying to deceive you...to give you the power to see through the deception... does that help?

reply to post by Evasius
I once stepped out of the computer room in my apartment to find an intact, severed leg of an common house sparrow that was enjoying the seeds I had put out for them on the balcony laying on the carpet with my cat innocently sleeping about two meters away.

It apparently came into my apartment through the open window.

Somehow, in the span of about five minutes, my cat caught and consumed the whole bird except the right leg

Nobody in close to me died, and it was a few weeks ago




[edit on 11-6-2009 by star in a jar]

if its any consolation, I have a cardinal that keeps trying to peck its way inside my office. If I see them congregate like in The Birds the i might start to worry

reply to post by ironjello

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LOL! Here comes a couple jokes...

Do you have a "Rat's Tail"?

Maybe that's not a cellphone squeaking in your pants!

Maybe he just wants to know "whooo!" you are!

(drums)"Badum Ching!"(/drums)

reply to post by star in a jar

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Is your cat big?

A few weeks ago my three cats decided that they wanted to play with a baby sparrow. And by play I do mean "play." They would sit there and chase it, or they'd hold it for a second, then let it go, then catch it and repeat the entire process all over again. Of course I intervened, and made sure it was okay. By the third time, the poor thing was obviously hurt, and, neither seeing or hearing momma sparrow, we decided to take it to a bird sanctuary/rehab facility not too far from my house. It ended up having a broken wing, but was going to be fine. The lady that ran the place let us walk around outside where there was a lot of birds (all kinds of Geese, Ducks, Sparrows, and even a few Owls, Falcons, and Vultures).

My point to this story is that while we where outside, we became the interest of four turkeys. Those freakin things followed two other people and myself for a good twenty minutes. If it wasn't for the fact that they seemed like they were watching over their "domain," I would have been really freaked out.

To the OP:

Hopefully you just have a local neighbor(s) that has taken a liking to you and it isn't anything ill-boding.

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