The White Owl, page 2
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reply posted on 2-12-2004 @ 10:42 AM by duh squared
Hi Weise,

Hope you are doing well. I hope some of these responses calmed your fears as to what the omen of a white owl could be. Anyway, I tend to find that I have days where things that seem out of place, appear to remind me that life can be amazing. Moments that make you pause and rethink EVERYTHING. Sort of like a perspecacity check. It sounds to me like it was key timing for you to have such a synchronicity in your life.

Its my opinion that whatever your initial reaction to seeing the owl, it would be indicicative of what it means. If you felt a sense of "hey thats cool" or if you felt a sense of "something is very very wrong" it may be relevant. Don't go too much by classical symbology. (well said in Lady V's post)

According to some, when a black cat crosses your path, that's bad luck. Well many years ago a black cat crossed my path, and has brought me nothing but happiness since (he is on my lap right now)! Now whenever a black cat randomly crosses my path I do not feel some sense of "oh no bad luck!" but rather I feel a sense of "awesome I love black cats!"

Anyway when it comes to symbology itself, White animals usually have a symbollic connotation of goodness, purity, friendship etc. If I had to evaluate the spiritual significance of your experience, I would say SOMEONE somewhere wanted to let you know you weren't alone and wanted to give you a "wake up" as to how things that seem unlikely or improbable can occurr when you least expect it.

It sounds like a very fortunate omen to me. You can do a search on animal symbology and spirit animal discovery etc. Maybe you will understand more if you still are concerned.

Just think, Harry Potter has a white owl, and he made it through many close calls.

*ps if you are on prescription meds, especially ssri's (ie prozac, zoloft,etc), do not take St. Johns Wart. It could cause dizziness, migranes, nausia, light sensitivity, etc.



reply posted on 23-3-2005 @ 05:38 PM by daeldren
Well I decided to bring this post back up because I believe it may have more significance now than we had originally thought. It has been discovered that the Member "Weis" who originally started this thread was involved in a horrific school shooting yesterday in Red Lake Indian Reservation, Minnesota.
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I started to remember, from what I know of Ojibwa religion, that the owl represents Fear and Death. Which is unique because most other Natives consider the owl as a symbol of wisdom and good luck. The sighting of an owl in daytime is pretty unique on its own but a "white owl" is very rare and I can understand why Weis was concerned.

Now here is something else that also happened on 3/22 which is also a bizarre event especially in context to Native beliefs.
Bigfoot tracks in Red Lake

I will continue looking into this matter.
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