I thought it might be hungry or thirsty, so I went inside and got some small chunks of burger I had in the frig, and some water for it to drink, but as I returned outside to the deck it looked at me again, and then flew off to a neighbors tree, and then into the horizon. Then we just sat together in silence for a time. It just remained there, 2 feet away, for the longest time time. It was an uncanny several moments, that stretched out, as we admired each other, I talked with the Falcon and spoke of its amazing form, and its beauty. I took over 100 photos, as she or he posed for me there looking at me, then bowing its head repeatedly. I retrieved my camera and proceeded to admire with my eyes the beauty of this creature.

I was stunned, and when I slowly moved to get my camera, I was sure that this raptor would fly off, however, it just sat there, calm as can be, looking right at me. I was sitting on the deck, and out of what seemed to be nowhere a Peregrine falcon came in and landed 2-3 feet from me on the railing. I have just bought a home down in Pueblo West Colorado. I have never been able to photograph a Peregrine falcon though. to capture their beauty in flight, or perched above. To the point where i have been chased off of land that I found myself on following falcons, hawks etc. I have been trying to photograph raptors for years. If there inst meaning that is discernible from history or teachings, then I will carry this in my own heart. As a Spirit Animal Falcon teaches us this skill – focusing all our attention on one thing so we can manifest that desire in the most efficient manner possible. Analytical and strategic, the Peregrine Falcon observes its prey and considers the best way to obtain that goal. This bird lives throughout the glob and migrates as necessary. One of the most popular Falcons is the Peregrine, known to be quite the traveler. Bundle these together, and you discover an Animal Spirit that inspires vision, leadership, purpose, and who offers protection, especially during transitional periods in life. It’s worth noting that the people of Germania believed in the same gods as did the Norse but called them by slightly different names.

The Norse peoples consider Falcon Spirit as an aspect of Loki, the clever trickster, Frigg (the Goddess of wisdom), and Wodan (the All-Father). Like other birds, Falcon also signifies the Higher Self and connections with the spirit world.Įuropeans treasured Falcons for their hunting assistance and saw them as an emblem of war.

As the “king” of birds, Falcon represents victory, rulership, and overcoming.

Many depictions of the Gods bore a Falcon head, most notably Ra the solar deity. The fierce Falcon has special symbolism and meaning in Egypt, where it represented the rising Sun.

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