Why the owl in the occult?

Is it because of there silent flight and that they can see in the dark?

Its a MOLOCH. When you watch Hollywood movies look out for all the owls and butterflies..

This is for real

Moloch (representing Semitic מלך m-l-k, a Semitic root meaning "king") — also rendered as Molech, Molekh, Molok, Molek, Molock, or Moloc — is the name of an ancient Semitic god. Moloch was historically affiliated with cultures throughout the Middle East, including the Ammonite, Hebrew, Canaanite,[1] Phoenician and related cultures in North Africa and the Levant.

As a god worshipped by the Phoenicians, Moloch had associations with a particular kind of propitiatory child sacrifice by parents. He figures in the Hebrew Bible (II Kings 23:10; Jer. 32:35, etc) and has been used figuratively in English literature from John Milton's Paradise Lost (1667) to Allen Ginsberg's Howl (1955). In modern English he is often used to refer to a person or thing demanding or requiring a very costly sacrifice.

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I agree this is all pretty weird to me.


Makes you wonder.

Do you remember the movie The Fourth Kind. It seems we may be programmed to view certain things in a more benign way. Like an owl.

Could you explain more?

Maybe because of its sense of wisdom?
The occult goon fools think they are wise and so their mascot is a dumb animal the owl lol
Owls are not actually very smart cats are smarter.

This goes back to antiquity.

Yes because the ancients being fairly dumb themselves thought of the owl as wise.
Because it would see and find and come and pounce on a mouse a mile away.
Surely it must be smart and wise right? It has a sixth sense?
Being able to do that?

Well no, it just has really really good long distance vision.
But its vision is fairly shitty for anything else.

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

The modern West generally associates owls with wisdom. This link goes back at least as far as Ancient Greece, where Athens, noted for art and scholarship, and Athena, Athens' patron goddess and the goddess of wisdom, had the owl as a symbol.

good points, plus simply, the Owl sees in the night

Its not its eyes its its neural processing method which makes its vision great for long distance at night kind of like a rifle scope with night vision.
But it really has lousy vision for anything else it can not even see a lizard right next to it.

If you were to look out through a window into an owls natural habitat and it was looking back at you would you find it threatening? Probably not.
What if what you're looking at is what you have been programmed to see and not wht it really is.
Why have so many cultures given similar credence to the owls abilities to bring secrets and knowledge.
[link to www.whats-your-sign.com]

what is the difference between sorcery and magic?

That's bullshit the owl has long been associated with a bad omen that's where its basis comes from.
Because they would show up before bad weather and other disasters.

Do tell.

The owl symbolism has NOTHING to do with Molech, which is a bull. That information has been circulating since "the loud mouths" incorrect interpretation of the Bohemian Grove owl and to be perfectly honest, I think that he did that on purpose, as it subverted the true meaning and what was happening in the ritual, so much so that people are STILL referring to the owl as Molech.

The owl is a symbol of wisdom. Thus the term "wise old owl"...The owl is almost always depicted with or in conjunction with the Goddess figure and could best be explained like "the holy spirit" (not suggesting that the concepts are one-in-the-same) The owl is the hidden wisdom, the gnosis that only a few have come to the knowledge of. Perhaps a better way to explain would be to say that the owl represents the imparted knowledge and wisdom OF the Goddess and is written about extensively in Kabbalistic material. It is probably one of the more important figures to the Mystery School knowledge base. It is shown frequently on emblems or symbols relating to collegiate sororities and fraternities for the obvious implications.

Molech is probably one of the older deity figures and has ALWAYS...I repeat ALWAYS been represented as a bull. It is mentioned in the bible, in relation to the "idol" that the Israelites were worshiping when Moses came down from the mountain and I believe mentioned again in the new testament.

The key here is to DO THE RESEARCH. Then and only then can these esoteric symbols be brought to light, rather than being hid in the light of illumination for only a few to understand.

Could you explain the mystery of the bull then.?

Does it have to do with the zodiac?

owls roam at night while we sleep.

you're an OWL yourself, aren't you?

you're an OWL yourself, aren't you?



One day I hope to be, but probably not in the way that you are thinking. Wisdom, Eldership and Understanding...and more often than not, that takes a lifetime. Knowledge is my first love and through that comes the rest.

It is apparent in the namesake I was given, that this has been my destiny before I came into this world.

you're an OWL yourself, aren't you?



One day I hope to be, but probably not in the way that you are thinking. Wisdom, Eldership and Understanding...and more often than not, that takes a lifetime. Knowledge is my first love and through that comes the rest.

It is apparent in the namesake I was given, that this has been my destiny before I came into this world.


Do tell?

One day I hope to be, but probably not in the way that you are thinking. Wisdom, Eldership and Understanding...and more often than not, that takes a lifetime. Knowledge is my first love and through that comes the rest.

It is apparent in the namesake I was given, that this has been my destiny before I came into this world.


Do tell?


sorry to break it to you john, but you are demonstrating the three warning signs of being a MORAN.

I'm to believe you on such matters?

the owl is symbolic of the occident mainly in the fact that it is silent, can perceive things in complete darkness and is able to have "eyes in the back of its head".

Can someone then please tell me; what does it mean when one see owls all the time, every day?

For the last month, every day, I see owls in the oddest places: in pictures, on jewelry, carvings. Yesterday, glanced over at the car next to me and what do they have on their bumper sticker? An owl.

My gut is telling me that this is a good sign, that it is a message to convey that I need to have wisdom and better sight. But my mind says that this is a bad omen that evil is coming and that this is God's way of trying to warn me.

What do you think?