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Wednesday, August 12, 2009 

Category: Dreams and the Supernatural


As you can see I recently got a tattoo of an owl which was done by a very good childhood friend of mine. The tattoo represents a dream I had that was very powerful and meaningful to me. It has nothing to do with Moloch, Bohemian Grove, Masons, NWO, etc, etc, etc. Before I got the tattoo I thought about how the Owl is used in these circles, and I almost decided not to get it because of this. But then I realized that by doing that I would be giving them power. They don't own the Owl. It's been seen as a sign for both good and bad luck, fertility, a spiritual guide, a source of wisdom and magic for thousands of years. It's unfortunate that a bird so mysterious, beautiful and powerful is being used as a symbol or mascot for a few evil and corrupt freaks. To me, the Owl that I had tattooed represents the connection between all living beings. A powerful and wise guide. And a reminder to keep an open mind and heart. The dream I had changed my way of thinking, and perhaps I'll write a blog here describing it soon. So please don't fear. I have not joined the forces of evil. I just like Owls.


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Daniel The Magic Bum
Daniel Johnson

 
that dream would be interesting to read about.i never really remember my dreams :(

 
Posted by Daniel The Magic Bum on Wednesday, August 12, 2009 - 11:14 PM
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surreptitiously sensational

 
Owls have a very magical presence, which is why they are chosen to represent "dark" symbology -- but it's all in their representation. I tell you this: Several days ago I was on a walk. When I walked under this tall palm tree, a white owl came out of it and circled around above me. It was a very special moment. When I walked up the street and rounded the corner, there he was again floating through the air...basically he seemed to be following me. A few days later I was taking another walk and passed under the same tree. When I walked under it a made a loud clicking sound with my tongue to get the owl's attention. He did not immediately respond, but by the time I reached the corner of the block... there he was. The same white owl circling above. This time he responded to me, as if he knew I made that clicking sound to get his attention, and he had come to acknowledge it. I am so sick of beligerant "truthers" acting like Illuminati-symbology is ENTIRELY bad -- it's not. They simply use powerful symbology for dark idealisms. We can use the same symbology and shape it with lighted ideas and mentalities that can then be used for good. This comes down to black magic v. white magic, it truly does. And some people are so engrossed in christian creationism, they can't stop to smell the roses in the garden, or see the forest from the trees. Anyways, whatever, the tattoo is rather badass, and I applaud you for getting it done. They do not own any symbols, as much as they would like to!

 
Posted by surreptitiously sensational on Thursday, August 13, 2009 - 5:34 AM
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Remo Conscious

 
Thanks for sharing that!

 
Posted by Remo Conscious on Thursday, August 13, 2009 - 5:40 AM
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Rowan

 
 Good tatt'. Your right no one 'owns' a symbol/sign/mark etc. If it means something for you but another thing for someone else its all good. Looking through out history many symbols/sybolism have meant the oppisite in different cultures.

 A symbol is only as bad/good as the intent of the person using it. Just look at the pentagram for one example. After all....who doen't like owls? They're awesome!!

 Keep up the tunes man. Loving them! :)

PLP
 
Posted by Rowan on Tuesday, August 25, 2009 - 4:36 AM
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