The Crow or Raven Tattoo

The Crow

The crow represents integrity. Crows teach us know our limitations and to know ourselves. The crow wants us to appreciate the dimensions of reality and to trust our intuition.

Crows bring us the message that there is magic in the world around us. We need to learn to use this magic and to create our own new worlds.

Crows are the keepers of the sacred Law. Crows teach us about the mystery of many worlds. We need to learn to balance our lives between the many worlds.

We need to learn to be comfortable with ourselves as well as others. As crows these with one eye, we need to learn this to accept the divine purpose of life.

The crow can also be a messenger bringing you a message from your ancestors. They may be sending you a message to come out of the darkness and into the light.

The crow is aware of all around him and wants to teach you to be aware also. Be aware to injustices, as well as dangers. Try to find meaning in your life.

By watching crows, we can learn many things. Crows alert each other as well as other animals of danger. By observing this behavior we should learn that we need others in our lives. Be careful of becoming a gossip or manipulating others.

A crow represents not only a warning but the mystery of life. Try to be open to the mystery. Crows are cunning as well as deceptive. They have been known to build second nests to confuse larger birds of prey.

Many tribes think of the crow as the keeper of knowledge because they do not miss much with their keen eyesight. Crows travel in groups and learn from each other. Always being alert to danger they always have a lookout. This lookout will sound the alarm when danger approaches.

Some cultures think crows symbolize death or conflict. Some of the other attributes associated with crows are knowledge, prophecy, skill, cunning and trickery.

Tags: Animalia, Aves, Biology, Bird of prey, Chordata, Crow, Flora and Fauna, Meaning of life