Blue Jay

Description: Animal Species: Birds

Newest Review: ... of other creatures, but tool-use, co-operative efforts and trickery are often used as markers. "To live remains an art which everyone must learn, and which no one can teach." ~Havelock Ellis Since I am most familiar with the Blue Jay, which is found only in Northern America, I am not especially familiar with what Old World deities might be connected specifically to jays native ... more

... to those locations. Although, being of the Corvidae family they could easily be connected to deities like Bran, Morrigan, Odin, and Hecate. Jays and Magpies (another Corvid) have been seen as birds who deliver Joy, Happiness, and Good Fortune. The appear...more

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Blue Jay: Who Sings Now?: A poetic discussion of Teachers found in nat ... (2166 words)
by - written on 17/06/08 (Very useful, 54 readings)
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In feathered robes the choir collects; shuffling, rustling, warbling erratically until one Singer interjects... "Like the Magician, I teach you how to bring your tools to bear... to balance between this world, and the blue road of spirit, with tenacity and care... How to use in proportion your talents, learning, and intuition... that you may reach your full potential and become a virtuoso musician! Although I sing of universal powers and spiritual connection between paternal Sky and maternal Earth... I am a Robber Baron and few see my true worth.. My song is ... Read the complete review

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