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Did you know that seeing a Falcon or Hawk is an important message from the Universe? The Universe sends you signs daily to help you make important decisions in your life and guide you on your life’s journey. Ignoring these messages, especially one as important as the Falcon or Hawk could come at a cost. Animals are one of the number 1 signs we receive and why Spirit Animals and Totem Animals are sacred in cultures throughout the world, especially birds like the Falcon and Hawk.

Join Brandy and Jen, symbolism nerds with a knack for decoding signs from the Universe, as they take you on a deep dive into the symbolism of the Falcon and Hawk through ancient myths and legends, cultures, religions, science, and even modern interpretations to help you:

1. Understand the deeper symbolic meaning of the Falcon and Hawk in Tarot, Dream Analysis, art, literature, and so much more! Did you know that the Falcon or Hawk are often depicted in a fight with a Hare or a Dove in classical art and early Christian manuscripts? What Is the difference between the two? Do you know why the 9 of Pentacles in the Tarot features a hooded Falcon or Hawk? Have you considered that the female figure depicted on this tarot card may be Anne Boleyn?
2. Recognize when and how the Falcon or Hawk shows up as a sign from the Universe. Did you know that there is more than one way that the Universe could send you a Falcon or Hawk Spirit Animal message? Has a Falcon or Hawk ever crossed your path as a bumper sticker or on a billboard sign? How often do you look up for the answers that you are seeking?
3. What exactly the Universe is trying to tell you or guide you to when it sends you the Falcon or Hawk Spirit Animal. Would you know the difference in the meaning of the Falcon or Hawk’s Spirit Animal message if it were soaring above you in the sky vs sitting watching you from a lightpost? What about if you found a feather on your stroll through the neighborhood?

1. Signs and Messages from the Universe
2. Spirit Animals
3. Falcon and Hawk symbolism
4. Ancient Egypt and the Falcon headed God Horus
5. Buddhism, Hinduism, Native American, Japanese, Greek, Irish, Celtic and Norse mythology and legends
6. The Early Christian Church, the Middle Ages, Renaissance and Magician Magic
7. Falconry in Asia and Europe

• The Falcon is the fastest animal on Earth, through stooping it strikes its prey at 200mph in the neck with its specialized beak to instantly sever the prey’s spine.
• The Falcon is a symbol of the ancient Egyptian God Horus, and a symbol of strength, ethereal space, the All Seeing Eye and Divine Kingship.
• A Falcon or Hawk depicted tearing apart a rabbit or hare is a symbol of conquest of lust and the victory of the solar male principle over the lunar dark female principle.
• In Norse mythology, the hawk Vedrfolnir, sat between the eyes of an eagle that perched on the Crown of the world tree Yggdrasil.
• Anne Boleyn, the famous second wife of Henry the VIII and mother of Queen Elizabeth I, had the crest and personal emblem of the white Falcon.