Thread by @SylvieGelinet

@NigelPa40144564 @GigglingFirefly 1- This is the Haïda raven of the Chinese Mythology. Its mission is to enter the legend of the messengers of the gods and bearers of food, which is attested among the Semites and the Norse people... The feather is the symbol of the ability to carry death...

@NigelPa40144564 @GigglingFirefly 2- the feather is also a tool to write and draw signatures, using black China ink like death, the basis of Chinese tattoos. The raven eats human flesh & Hell is populated with such birds, do U remember the streets of Wuhan ? Let's remember in Germany, the camp of Ravensburg too

@NigelPa40144564 @GigglingFirefly 3- That raven also likes garbage while waiting for the death of the beings he is watching for. Consuming the death of others, it also swallows the soul that is ready to be detached when it eats dead bodies..

@NigelPa40144564 @GigglingFirefly 4- For the Haida Indians of western Canada, ravens can bear the colours of the sun, its paws turning red (are they red shoes ?) But it remains a dark messenger coming out from the Pit, from the Black Hole which is nearby since it is only pretending ...

@NigelPa40144564 @GigglingFirefly 5- And Justin Trudeau is a raven and he likes disguises...
Black and Red are the colours of the Chinese Raven, Satan.
Don't be tricked by its colours, it only has the appearance of a lucky charm...

@NigelPa40144564 @GigglingFirefly 6- And don't forget the other word which is "Crow"much more used in Celtic and Norse Mythology. Remember the one-eyed ODIN and his ravens/crows...🕊️

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