If there is something in your life that you are highly passionate about, and the Falcon is asking you to take action on this passion.When they show themselves to us, we are being called to focus on our desires and our goals, and do what is necessary to bring our desires into our reality. Falcons are all about focus – strong, one-pointed focus. If we have a goal, falcons beckon us to make plans and strategies to obtain these goals. Falcon animal totems encourage us to calculate and strategise.The falcon carries with it a message of transition and change – perhaps in your vocation, work, career, etc. This powerful bird awakens visionary power, and leads you to your life purpose. At its core, the falcon animal totem represents visionary power, wisdom, and guardianship.The falcon is a solar emblem for success, victory and rising above a situation. The falcon animal totem comes to us when we require higher vision, or higher knowledge in solving current dilemmas in our lives.You have impeccable timing and know exactly when to strike for the greatest benefit to yourself. You have the patience to wait in order to get the most out of any opportunity that comes your way.
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You know how to mentally work out problems and are always three steps ahead of your peers and workmates. WHEN FALCON IS YOUR ANIMAL TOTEM - You have a sharp mind and are very agile.Know that you have the ability to soar high and see things with greater vision! Stay focused and grateful for all that is coming your way. You are reminded that you have all the tools and knowledge to take advantage of this opportunity and that your success depends on your quick reactions. An opportunity for big positive changes in your life is close at hand and it will require good planning and strategy as well as action on your part. WHEN FALCON COMES FLYING INTO YOUR LIFE - You are being asked to be vigilant.The condensed information, that I have listed for each BIRD Spirit Guide, reflects the things that resonate with me personally and are the personal messages that I feel are being communicated to me. The information is from many different, very wise sources on the internet - which I have noted and also provided links to their website pages. As these Spirit Guides, in BIRD form, presented to me and continue to do so, the symbolism for each one always brings a very powerful message, with words of encouragement, at the exact moments that I need it.
After that, the flood gates opened, lol, and exotic, mystical bird activity became a magical, daily part of my life. Once the FALCON continued to regularly fly into my life, it became quite obvious that this FALCON, MY FALCON, was my own personal Animal Totem and Spirit Guide. On Janu(1-2-16), I experienced one of the most surreal events of my life – a FALCON presented to me and triggered an “Awakening” that has led to my ongoing “Evolution of Enlightenment”. These “meaningful coincidences” in various bird forms began about two and a half years ago. In this motherly light, the dove elicits a promise of hope and salvation.This page is meant to be my own quick reference for the Spirit Guides, that have literally flown into my life with powerful messages, at exactly the right time, and continue to do so, in BIRD form. The dove is a companion of Ishtar too, the Great Mother of Assyrian culture. The dove is commonly seen in Christian art with Mary as a symbol of care, devotion, purity and peace. Take the Mother Mary in Christian legend. The dove is even associated with several mother figures in historical dove symbolism. Check out my page on mother-bird symbolism for more info.
That’s another confirmation about maternal attributes as well as self-sacrifice for the sake of their progeny.
This temporary starvation insures a pure formulation of milk (otherwise their offspring could not digest bits of solid food in the milk). In fact, doves are commonly considered a symbol of motherhood.ĭoves often cease their foraging for food just before their babies are born. From this unique ability, we can glean symbolism of nurturing. Did you know doves produce their own milk? Yep, it’s called “crop milk” or “pigeons milk.” It’s an oddity in nature for birds to produce their own milk to feed their young.
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