What does this small white owl signify??Please help me in understanding??

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A small white coloured owl is sitting in a tree near my home since two

days..We have never seen owls in this area before..this my family house

and this is where I was born and brought up..Today some crows tried to

attack this owl, but luckily my mom saw and chased them away..

It is small,white and looks so calm..

 

Does this signify something??or is it just a normal incident??

[Guest guest]

, vaishne <no_reply wrote:

>

>

> A small white coloured owl is sitting in a tree near my home since

two

> days..We have never seen owls in this area before..this my family

house

> and this is where I was born and brought up..Today some crows tried

to

> attack this owl, but luckily my mom saw and chased them away..

> It is small,white and looks so calm..

>

> Does this signify something??or is it just a normal incident??

>

 

 

Seeing an owl in the house is very bad omen, but since you saw it

outside house, the effects will be lesser.

 

Perhaps you may have to leave this house and face some problems.

[Guest guest]

> Seeing an owl in the house is very bad omen, but since you saw it

> outside house, the effects will be lesser.

 

Im not so sure owl is always bad- in some places, the owl is

considered a wise bird, one of most intelligent. It is also ride of Ma

Lakshmi.

 

Does anyone else have any ideas?

[Guest guest]

, vaishne <no_reply wrote:

>

>

> A small white coloured owl is sitting in a tree near my home since two

> days..We have never seen owls in this area before..this my family house

> and this is where I was born and brought up..Today some crows tried to

> attack this owl, but luckily my mom saw and chased them away..

> It is small,white and looks so calm..

>

> Does this signify something??or is it just a normal incident??

>

 

http://www.owlpages.com/articles.php?section=Owl+Mythology & title=Owls+Lore+Cultu\

re & page=4

Owls in Lore and Culture

Paper by B. G. Marcot, D. H. Johnson, & M. Cocker 2000-06-15, last

updated 2006-11-04

Description Medium sized owl, with relatively long legs, and heart

shaped facial disk. Very variable in colouration depending on race,

from pale birds with white under-parts and pale buff upper-parts; to

some island races which have rufous buff under-parts and dark grey

(gray) upper-parts. A variable grey (gray) veiling on the upper-parts

seems to be characteristic of the species. Females tend to be

generally darker and more heavily marked than males.

Size 29-44cm, 187-400g

Range Europe, Africa, Middle East, India & South East Asia,

Australia, Americas from Canadian border to Tierra del Fuego as well

as many oceanic islands.

Habitat Prefers open lowlands, particularly areas including rough

grassland, but also plantations, heath, marsh, coastal regions,

savannah. Generally avoids forests apart from some island races. Up to

4000m.

Food Mainly small mammals, particularly rodents, but also small

birds, reptiles, frogs and sometimes insects. Some populations may

specialise on a particular prey species e.g. palm rats in Malaysian

palm plantations.

 

Please do not believe in omens, god or bad. They are all hindrance to

sadhaka. Owl too is God's creation to be preserved and honered for the

service. Let it be. If it is injured (it might be) get some help, else

leave it alone. I am ashamed to say that we Indian do not appreciate

our wildlife, it is great source of eco-tourism. We need to respect

all of God's creation. Do the least harm, that is ahimsa. Let us be

true sadhana members.