August 15th, 2015

its 2:51am my friend on facebook posted this video thought id share
it reminds me of the dream i had ....

I finished 2 headpieces tonight both unicorn I had 2 extra horns so i figured why not..


I just came back to update this post I did a search on bird and symbols came across these sites

http://www.signology.org/bird-symbol/
Christians believe that birds or winged creatures represent the souls in paradise
The bird symbol of the Raven and the Wren specifically had magical powers. The ancient Egyptians believed that the bird symbol represents the power of the soul leaving a persons body
In China, it is believed that the soul of the sun takes the form of a Crow or a Raven
In Scandinavia, the Raven is thought to contain the soul of murdered people

http://www.mythencyclopedia.com/Be-Ca/Birds-in-Mythology.html
Birds assume a variety of roles in mythology and religion. They play a central part in some creation myths and frequently appear as messengers of the deities. They are often associated with the journey of the human soul after death. Birds also appear as tricksters and oracles. Ravens and other species that feed on carrion, the flesh of the dead, may be symbols of war, death, and misfortune, as well as mediators between humans and the supernatural world. Other birds represent strength, love, and wisdom.

Many myths have linked birds to the arrival of life or death. With their power of flight, these winged creatures were seen as carriers or symbols of the human soul, or as the soul itself, flying heavenward after a person died. A bird may represent both the soul of the dead and a deity at the same time.