By Deena Janel, Psychic Medium, Astral Whispers

No doubt, when you read that headline, the first thing that came to mind was the Edgar Allan Poe poem you most likely read in school.

Ask anyone who has read this famous piece, and he or she will say that this ominous bird symbolizes death. Ask an academic and you might hear a connection to the Kenneth Silverman biography, “Edgar A Poe: Mournful and Never-ending Remembrance.”

But in reality, the Raven as a Power Animal represents cleansing and a spiritual rebirth! Other meanings include: viewing things from a new perspective, and delving into the true depths of who you really are. It’s a difficult process, but Raven will help you through it, bringing lasting healing to mind, body and soul.

As a Spirit Animal, the theme carries through. Most likely, something is about to transform your life, whether positive or negative. And the total transformation is usually dramatic, but once again, your Raven spirit animal will help guide you safely through. The Raven’s black feathers can show as shades of blue in the sunlight, and the Raven is known to imitate other animals. So, if you’re interested in learning the art of “shapeshifting,” seek out the Raven for his teachings.

If you are drawn to the Raven as a Totem Animal, you are most likely a person who’s mischievous, curious and has a great sense of humor. A Raven totem shows that you are a great communicator, and perhaps the human version of the Greek god Hermes, the messenger of the gods.

Scorpios were born under the sign of the Raven and therefore have high energy levels and a passion for success.

Have you dreamt about Ravens? That typically means that change is right around the corner—especially in your perspective.

Characteristics of the Raven as a Spirit Animal or Guide include:

  • Introspection
  • Courage
  • Master Magician
  • Mysticism
  • Healing
  • Creation
  • Rebirth without fear
  • Transformation of difficulties into blessings
  • The ability to find light in the darkness

Can you relate to Raven?

The Raven