if you have a white owl fly in front of you what does it mean?
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The Owl\n\nThere are approximately 135 species of Owl, seventeen which are found in North America.   Their secretive habits, quiet flight and various calls from whistles, screeches and hoots,  have made them objects of superstition and even fear in some parts of the world. Some native tribes see the owl as a symbol of death while other tribes believe they embody the mysteries of shamanism and sorcery.   \nIndividuals with this totem are private complex people and don't like others to know what they are really thinking. This can sometimes lead to misunderstandings especially in the area of personal relationships. \n\nOwls have many abilities which set them apart from all other birds. Their wings which are extremely soft and thick, allow them to fly silently as they can swoop down on unsuspecting prey.  They are able to slip in and out of places unnoticed and can  teach us how to do the same. \n\nTheir eyes are large and forward facing giving them a wise appearance.  They have a greater range of motion in their necks than any other animal with a spinal column. Owls turn their heads rather than their eyes, which are stationary.  Their night vision is so powerful that they can see prey when the light is the equivalent of a candle burning 2500 feet away! \n\nTheir powers of vision are matched by their almost otherworldly hearing abilities.  In studies done with owls that were placed in totally light free rooms, the owls were able to locate a mouse by sound alone. Those with this medicine are usually gifted with clairvoyant and clairaudient abilities.  Souls who are born with this totem have chosen a path which suggests a need to refine and perfect these gifts for the aid of others. They make excellent therapists, psychologists and counselors. \n\nActive at dawn and dusk owls are sometimes referred to as the night eagle, a messenger from the darkness and a guide through all the mysteries that it contains. It teaches us how to embrace our personal darkness without fear.  Owls are sometimes thought to come to those that are about to die.  This does not mean a physical death as much as it means the letting go of some part of yourself that is not serving you.  Owls with their spectral senses help guide us through the dark tunnels of fear, change and uncertainty to the brilliant  light shining at the other end.  If the owl appears in your life thank it for its willingness to guide you through its shadowy realm to the other side of promise and joy.
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Since the owl as a power totem can represent that you are a very private person I would suggest that you go to this site and read about your totem. It's very informative, and there is more than one meaning.\n\nhttp://www.sayahda.com/cycle.htm
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You are Phoenix from the desert, a bird that has been reborn from fire.\nYou do not fear the obstacles in ahead, for you have been burned, but are back from the ashes.\nLife will go on, some say. but you know for you are a Phoenix.\nWhy require a Muse a goddess of inspiration when you are a Phoenix and have inspired the world.\nAs a Phoenix you know;\nPeople fall down, so they can learn to pick themselves up
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I don't know-- but it reminds me of an old joke.\n\nA scientist studies a fly. He claps his hands near the fly, and it flies off. He then captures the fly and pulls its wings off. He then claps his hands again, and the fly just stays where it is. The scientist concludes that if you remove the wings from a fly, it goes deaf.
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Some legends say that Priestess Oracles of Mythological Ancient, Lemuria, Atlantis, and Avalon and some other early mythological kingdoms are known as Magi-ratha or "Wise Women of the White Owl". Their symbols are the White Owl,Rowan Tree, Oak Trees, Honey Bees, Star Sapphire, and the Labyrinth.\n\nThe White Owl is a symbol of the Illuminati in the book series of that name by Adam Weishaupt.\n\nGreeks, Romans, and Celts used the White Owl  as symbol of:\n\nPsychic Powers\nSpirituality\nThe Angel of Death\nThe "Goddess" of night\n\nAsian and European cultures used the Owl as a symbol of Wisdom and spiritualism.\n\nOther Ancient Connections:\n\nOwls = Wisdom & Spirit\nWhite = Darkness or the black arts\n\nKing Arthur's Queen Guinnevere's name = "White Shadow" - Her symbol was the White Owl.\n\nIn Greek Mythology the "Goddess" Artemis, (Diana in Roman mythilogy), had a pet white owl that was supposed to embody Wisdom.\n\nIn the Myth of Perseus, Artemis was ordered by Zues, his father, to gift him with her pet owl, which was meant to guide him with wisdom.\n\nIndians from North America, Inuit from northern Canada, Aborigines from Australia and even Tibetan monks believe that a White BUFFALO means the dawning of a new era of Peace and harmony.\n\nIn American Indian Folk Lore, if a hoot owl hooted outside your window for 7 nights in a row you would die.\n\nVariance by Indian Tribe:\n\nThe Cree:\nBoreal Owl whistle is a summoning to spirit world\n\nApache:\nDream of an owl Death is near\n\nCherokee:\nVision and insight\n\nAfrica:\nWizardry & Witchcraft
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The "angel bug" name is probably a local thing. They could be whiteflies or woolly aphids.\nCheck out some pics:\nhttp://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/site/accounts/pictures/Sternorrhyncha.html
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They fly and land a lot like pigeons, so I don't think they have a distinctive flight pattern.  At least, not distinctive enough to notice.  It's probably more that it's easy to spot a dove in flight (because it's white) rather than the way it flies.
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If it's a Northern Hemisphere Owl, it's probably from the Trophic of Cancer, else it more likely comes from the Trophic of Capricorn. Some owls can fly quite a way though, so it could be on holiday and just trying to confuse you.
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Some owls, like the eagle owl, will attack if you go near their nests with young. As they have heavy talons and a sharp beak they can be pretty dangerous.
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Owls have excellent hearing, and their feathers make no sound as their wings flap, so the can catch their prey. \n\nRabbits can resorb their babies in the womb if conditions warrant.\n\nMilkweeds have poisonous sticky sap (the milk) making it hard for most insects to feed on them.
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why is this your first question?  just remember, for the time being, that ducks and white rabbits go together, especially because ducky should have saved it.  and now that thats out the way, white rabbits are linked to dreams.  and how a dream world is a world within a world, or visa-versa.  think through any decisions you may make in the near term, and make the decision as you will, not how you think someone else would want you to decide.  good luck, and be careful.
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It means to travel through the air.  A bird does this by the "lift" of the air under its wings.  Planes use the same method, but must be moving fast enough and so are propelled by engines.\n\nIcarus flew with wings made from bird feathers that were held together by wax.  He flew too close to the sun and.... well... if you don't know it, you can guess the rest of the story.\n\nTo fly an also mean to be free.  Let yourself FLY!  Unhindered and with reckless abandon.\n\nSue
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A roly-poly or pillbug!\n\nThey get their name from the fact that they roll up into a ball when predators are near or they feel threatened.\n\n:)
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a bird can not fly to great heights with out wind. when someone reaches a high level of achievement then the person or persons who have aided them in this accomplishment are said to be "the wind beneath my (the achievers) wings"
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it means "relating to, (or in a manner similar to) Daedalus".  \n\nDaedalus tried to fly, and burnt his wings.
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My pet Emu -Larry- says you are mistaken. In reality birds do not fly. See, you were outside, enjoying a lovely day when you stumbled upon a group of kids playing in the park. What you saw was nothing more than a fowl ball.
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Time flies? We cannot, their flight is too erratic.\n\nSo not beautiful, but it means when it comes to flies, we cannot time them as their flight is too erratic.