Goddess of Raven and Crows
Many native tribes and cultures have revered Ravens and Crows with great respect in terms of spiritual guides. Sometimes it is believed that the bird is a messenger and can take prayers to the spiritual realms and bring messages back.
In Hindu tradition they are believed to represent ancestors (Pitri). Crows are fed food (Pind) in a procession called Shraadh, (done for deceased family member).
When Raven appears the magic is imminent. Ravens are very playful and creative. There is a divine balance between light and dark. raven signifies moving through transitions smoothly by casting light into darkness.
Crow knows the unknowable mysteries of creation and are the keeper of all sacred law. Crow is also the guardian of ceremonial magic and healing. Crow guides the magic of healing and change in consciousness that will bring about a new reality and dispel "dis-ease" or illness. Crow is an omen of change.
In some cultures these birds are also associated with the dark magic, witchcraft, and sometimes with death and misfortune.
