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The owl symbolizes wisdom.
Animals are compulsive thought patterns. Since birds can fly, they represent subconscious thought patterns. Look for those things you know but don't remember learning what are commonly considered gifts, however they were learned at some point in your past.
this is in the universal language of mind, the oldest language.
In Indian lore, they look at the owl as representing wisdom.
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Whats an owls favorite subject?
Owl-gebra
What does the owl symbolize in Japanese culture?
In modern Japanese culture, the owl or 'Fukuro' symbolizes good luck and happiness.
What does an owl symbolis?
In common American culture owls symbolize wisdom.
Whats one reason why i should write about owl city?
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What does an owl symbolize in the bible?
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What does an owl with snake tattoo symbolize?
A owl generally symbolizes knowledge or wisdom. A snake can mean a wide variety of things depending on the way it is posed to the type of snake that is tattooed.
Whats the meaning of the name CaityLynn?
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Whats the latin word for owl?
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Whats the reason of putting one candle on the cake for each year of your life?
to symbolize how many years you have been alive
What does Athena's symbol symbolize?
Athena is often depicted with an owl which resembles wisdom. She also is pictured with a snake which represents everlasting renewal/earth.
What symbolized Athena?
Athena's symbols include the olive tree (or branch) as well as the owl.
What does it mean when someone places a severed owl's head on a grave?
It depends upon the religion and ancestry of the deceased or of the deceased's living family members. In Christianity, the owl symbolizes mourning and desolation due to the animal's nocturnal nature and tendency to live in dark secluded areas. Some Christians also believe the owl to symbolize Christ, and thus the placement of a severed owl's head on one's grave coulde symbolize a ritualistic Christian mourning of a loved one. In Egyptian, Celctic, and Hindu culture, the owl symbolizes a protection of the dead. Due to it's nocturnal nature, the owl was seen by these cultures to be the overseer of the afterlife and guardian of the underworld. In Native American tradition, owls symbolized wisdom and keepers of sacred knowledge and secrets. This was also the belief of African and Aboriginal cultures. During medieval times, owls were believed to actually be witches and wizards in disguise in western and central Europe. Following that belief, a severed owl's head on a grave may symbolize suspicions that the deceased was a witch or wizard.
