Benedita LumeA crow in a dream marks a time of parting or the arrival of news that pulls things apart. This bird carries a sharp, lonely quality that cuts through the stillness of a settled life. You may feel things slipping away or see distances growing where there was once closeness.
When you see this dream, you are standing where the air feels thin and the shadows grow long. There is a weight to the silence that follows such a sign. I hold my breath when the wind carries a sudden, dark movement. I know that even when the birds depart, the ground remains beneath your feet.
The sight of crows flying or a large flock in the sky makes the feeling of parting feel wide and certain.
By eating a crow, you take the bitterness of a difficult truth into yourself. This act shows a person making peace with a hard reality by finally swallowing what was once feared.
When you see a crow entering a house, the dream moves from a general sign into the very center of your private life. This arrival suggests that the changes or the news are knocking directly at your door, seeking entry into your most personal spaces.
Being attacked by a crow changes the dream from a simple sign into a struggle. The bird strikes as a sudden weight of sorrow that leaves you feeling exposed and without shelter.
When you find yourself talking to a crow, you are trying to make sense of a troubling sign. This conversation is a way of facing a harsh truth directly, looking it in the eye to understand what it wants.
If you are feeding a crow, you are attempting to settle a growing tension. You offer what you have to still a dispute or to hush a suspicion that has begun to circle your life.
To be catching a crow is to grasp hold of a piece of news that has been elusive. This act brings a wandering grief or a sudden change into your hands, where it can finally be faced.
The presence of a dead crow brings a stillness that settles the matter of loss. The parting has finished its work, and the heavy news has finally run its course.
If you are killing a crow, you are putting an end to a shadow that hangs over your head. This act marks the moment you stop the spread of unwelcome news by severing the connection to it.
A white crow turns the dream on its head, dear, by stripping away the usual darkness. This rare sight softens the heavy meaning of the bird, making the news or the change feel much less like a burden.
For its more general meaning: Dream about a bird
I dreamt seeing a Pied crow at door step of my room, looking at me calmly.
What could this means?
You are most graciously welcomed,
Your dream is a harbinger for devotion, behaviors and readiness. This dream suggests that you will devote several hours, most of them, to your work today. How you are behaving or what you are doing is not in accordance with your belief system. You are prepared and ready for the task at hand.
May the paths revealed in your dreams lead you to wisdom.
Dreams of pied crow fuses on head
Dear Reader,
Your dream is a harbinger for position, doubt and situation. This dream indicates you need to use your position and leverage to get what you want. You are expressing doubt in the intentions of a friend. You feel that you have no voice or no choice in a situation.
Out in the yard sitting under our big tree with my son on my lap. A big fluffy friendly crow swoops down and hops over. It fluffed up. I was weary he would peck my son so I grabbed its beak. It didn’t resist and my son giggled. I let it’s beak go and it fluffed up hopped over filled with love and excited to see us. It began nestling its face in our arms and we pet and cradled it in our arms almost like a friendly greeting your dog gives you when you come home. The crow was very happy to see us.
Dear Reader,
Your dream represents behavior, problems and interests. This dream signals you will be rewarded if you behave and follow the rules. You are coming to terms with some problem or issue that you have been at odds at for a long time. You are rejecting someone who is showing interest in you.