LazeBlaZe7 wrote:Chip? No. wrote:Chip? No. wrote:Doing some research into the feathers (that I own).
Meadowlark: Friendship and loyalty, and their call was believed to be good luck.
Magpie: They have a lot of different meanings - generally meant to symbolise duality. Can be good luck and prosperity, or deception and fraud.
Pheasant: Looked through a few meanings, the most interesting to me being that they're symbolic of clairvoyance and clairaudience - their sense of their surroundings keeps them safe from dangers lurking.
Bluebird: A good omen for luck, generally.
Bluejay: Another symbol of awareness, as well as trickery...
Cardinal: A bit more of a disquieting meaning, representing loved ones who have passed away - though they are seen as messengers who deliver words of love. Another omen of good luck.
There were a few bird of prey feathers, too.
Lots of mentions of deception, and being aware. Tying this into my theory about Cirrus and Seraphine being 'guided away' by something - (previously spoke about the rock formations we get, that are used to show the path on hiking trails) - it's starting to look more like they've been 'deceived' instead of 'taken'. Especially with nothing looking wrong at Cirrus' campsite.
In terms of feathers I got the eagle feather it represents wisdom, strength, and courage.Ā is seen in some mythology as a messenger
The hawk feather meaning is a symbol of spiritual awareness and the ability to see clearly. Some cultures seen as good luck. Celts viewed the hawk as a messenger from the spirit world.
If you cross one it's said you should prepare for the unexpected. This could mean good fortune or something more ominous
Oriole
Orioles are often associated magic and hidden mysteries. Orioles also have a reputation for being very secretive, and they are often seen as symbols of hidden knowledge
Another few about hidden knowledge and awareness, then... Interesting.