While doing Lisa Renee's Loving Kindness meditation ... especially on the time when I was sending love to Mr. Burch, a red-shouldered hawk (I think that's the kind after looking it up) was yelling and yelling and swooping over the top of us (Moses and I)! Very special!
Interestingly, this article about the red-shouldered hawk talks a lot about vultures. (Dangit ... I really think that must be a totem animal... or at least very representative of my current ley line project.)
https://springwolf.com/2015/red-shoulder-hawks/
When Hawk swoops into your life, be ready for a whole new level of awareness developing in your mind and spirit. Hawk bears observation skills and broad perspectives on His wings. You could not ask for a better companion if you’ve been working on your overall insights.
Hawk is often a messenger from Angels, Devas, and the Divine. He signals a time in your life when you need to focus on what’s ahead and prepare for a leadership role. Your global vision is a potent helpmate in this. Just as the Hawk, you are ready to fly higher than ever before.
It is not unusual for Hawk to inspire a time when you begin working heavily with new divination methods. Effectively, you’re learning to trust your inner guidance and Higher Self. Do not simply brush off gut instincts as being happenstance. When Hawk is around, these moments become far more frequent. Direct your attention to the messages you’re getting and let Hawk hone your focus.
In nature, Hawk is a bird of prey; this means that you are learning a lot about timing your actions. Hawk medicine begins with observation and ends with swift, decisive, and successful movement. Do not be surprised if you find your psychic abilities, especially clairvoyance, growing. One of Hawk’s greatest attributes is their vision, but in a spiritual setting, this applies to not just physical sight but supernatural “seeing” too.
In ancient times Hawk was associated with the soul. The Egyptians, for example, depicted the human spirit as a Hawk that flew out of the body and reincarnated as a Hawk. Notably, Horus, the sky god, also held Hawk sacred. Similarly, the Greeks associated Hawk with Jupiter, the chief among all gods.
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