Anywho, let's begin. The reason for bringing up this bird of prey is because I used to have the red-tailed hawk as a power animal. Need more information? I'll give you a moment to figure it out. Good? Perfect! Recently I have found out my new animal is probably the butterfly (hence why my first post was about the insect). This post with have a bit more about myself in this than the last two. Bare with me, might be a boring story.
First off, if it wasn't apparent, I am working hard to be a shaman, otherwise known as a medicine man. I'm not forcing a religion on you and I don't hope you guys see some weirdo light that falls from the sky or anything. I'm just giving you a tiny taste of what some animals resemble. It's really cool when you think about it. Ever notice that when you see a crow, your first instinct might be that it is an annoying bird? Maybe you despise these birds? What if I told you many religions call it "The Bird of Death"? Seeing a murder(flock) of crows is a bad omen to tons of religions. Yet death isn't something we should be afraid of or avoid, right? I'm getting a little off topic so I am gonna just end that bit here, okay?
One last thing about shamans. It's technically not a religion. It's a practice that was built off of a religion, but if you were to say you practice shamanism and you are Christian, that is possible. Or if you are Hindu, that works too. Why tell you that? Mostly because I want people to look at this post as what it is instead of someone trying to force a belief on them. Why should I do that to other people when I hate it when people tell me I am going to hell because I am not Christian? I also found out a lot of people like finding out their birth totems and animal totems and stuff, so this might be cool, ya know?
Done with that, let's get back to the bird, the hawk. This bird is the bird of message. Meaning it gives message to those on earth from that deity above. The hawk guides us through life, helping us to see things we wouldn't have seen before without it. The hawk gives us the wisdom that being quiet and listening and seeing can mean everything.
Why does this matter? Why the heck am I telling you all of this? Easy. The more you observe, the more you learn. The more you piece together, the more you solve. Everyone knows Sherlock Holmes! He is extremely observant and holds a lot of wisdom. Of course, you don't need to be able to know when someone has a loner phone or how someone was murder, but being able to see changes in your environment goes a long way. Maybe your friend is feeling a little out of it? Bet you could tell if you noticed they started saying "Hey" instead of "Yo Dawg! What's shakin'?"
The hawk also shows us that wisdom comes in all sizes. Babies know if someone is a bad person from what I have noticed. Dogs do the same and protect their owners. And have you ever heard this riddle? "What is greater than God. More evil than the devil. The poor have. The rich need it. And if you eat it, you'll die?" Little kids get it. The answer is just nothing. Pretty cool, huh? Sometimes we also need to kick back and take things one at a time. Ya know? Not everything is as complex as you think.
Next time you have a problem, get away from it and just relax. An idea will probably come after a moment and it will build or something like that. All right? Don't over complicate things.
Song... uhhhhh... What the heck, let's just go with I Will Not Bow by Breaking Benjamin. Why? No idea... Good song is all I can say. Good? Great.
... Yep, looks cool, right? I liked it... You'll find out over the course of this blog that I really like feathers and wings and stuff... ah well, fun picture time!
Yep, has absolutely nothing to do with the topic. Told you this might happen. I own neither of these photos (As you had already guessed by the "IFunny" thing.)
Well, this was fun. Now if you will excuse me, I have a bed to go rest in to try and get over this cold. Hope you enjoyed! Comment please! Thanks!