2 Crows and a Raven
Dreams that transformed into wings.
The raven is a courageous, inventive, resourceful, and crafty animal. It is a bird that is brave to face its fears and refuses to give up when it faces adversity. Ravens are also known to be intellectual messengers -- passing along their wisdom through their distinctive voice of protection and light.
Similar to the raven, crows, only a slightly smaller bird with a calmer sound, are said to hold a strong power to transform, using their vast knowledge to become wiser and share their experiences with others. Crows are fearless and prepared to take on the unknown in order to enhance their perspectives.
Wherever I go, ravens and crows are always near. They always find ways to make their presence known, especially in tough times. They’ve chosen themselves as my spirit guide animal - becoming reminders of the strength that I carry within myself to continue to be resilient.
In everything you do, all of the growth you encounter, & the hardships you face your spirit guide animal is always there.
There’s an old children’s story based on a Native American legend about the time when animal gods walked the earth such as humans. These animal gods were led by a brave and mysterious raven. With the power to create all life on earth through a magical pot, the raven sought to teach lessons upon all he created, allowing his creations to live their lives with kindness and integrity. One day, the raven decided to stir two crows from his magical pot, creating young and playful crow girls. He became their teacher, ordering the crow girls to create their own mischief in the world.
Now you might be wondering how creating mischief helps to teach lessons of kindness…This wasn’t ordinary mischief. The raven devised his mischief with great intent. The crow girls were to create mischief among those who needed guidance, provoking trouble upon their lives. For every creature on earth that these crow girls cast their mischief upon, they were ordered to stay by the creatures side, to help them find their way through their hurdles and come out stronger on the other side…Ultimately teaching lessons of patience, honor, and growth.