Eagle

1. If the eagle is flying free, the dreamer needs to be prepared for an opportunity to soar above the mundane, either professionally or spiritually, or both.

2. If the eagle is perched on a tree or in a nest, someone close to the dreamer is looking out for her.

3. If the eagle is caged, the dreamer feels that her spirit, her true self, is trapped in some way.

Astrological parallel: Scorpio.

Tarot parallel: The Hanged Man.

Source: Astrocenter, http://astrocenter.astrology.msn.com/msn/DreamDictionary.aspx

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• To see one soaring above you, denotes lofty ambitions which you will struggle fiercely to realize, nevertheless you will gain your desires.
• To see one perched on distant heights, denotes that you will possess fame, wealth and the highest position attainable in your country.
• To see young eagles in their eyrie, signifies your association with people of high standing, and that you will profit from wise counsel from them. You will in time come into a rich legacy.
• To dream that you kill an eagle, portends that no obstacles whatever would be allowed to stand before you and the utmost heights of your ambition. You will overcome your enemies and be possessed of untold wealth.
• Eating the flesh of one, denotes the possession of a powerful will that would not turn aside in ambitious struggles even for death. You will come immediately into rich possessions.
• To see a dead eagle killed by others than yourself, signifies high rank and fortune will be wrested from you ruthlessly.
• To ride on an eagle's back, denotes that you will make a long voyage into almost unexplored countries in your search for knowledge and wealth which you will eventually gain.

Source: 10 000 Dream Interpretations, by Gustavus Hindman Miller

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Dream Interpretation Eagles

Eagles are symbols of strategic intellect and freedom. Dreaming about eagles may reflect your unconscious longing for freedom. An eagle flying high in the sky represents your high ambitions and need for independence. If you dream of an eagle catching a prey, your subconscious might be telling you that you feel inferior in the presence of a stronger person. Seeing an eagle in a cage: you feel confined and restricted by people, situations or life conditions. If you see an eagle landing near you, it's a bad omen foretelling a death of a good friend. If an eagle is attacking you in your dream, consider it as a warning: you might be in danger, or you interfere with someone's plans.

Source: Dream-Land, http://www.dream-land.info

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Eagle Medicine: Mode of Cherokee healing. Eagle Medicine includes the vision quest - a spiritual search.

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Eagle One of the four sacred animals of the Christian Qabbalists, the other three being the bull, the lion, and the man-angel. The eagle is a very ancient symbol, generally regarded as solar.

"With the Greeks and Persians it was sacred to the Sun; with the Egyptians, under the name of Ah, to Horus, and the Kopts worshipped the eagle under the name of Ahom. It was regarded as the sacred emblem of Zeus by the Greeks, and as that of the highest god by the Druids. The symbol has passed down to our day, when following the example of the pagan Marius, who, in the second century B.C. used the double-headed eagle as the ensign of Rome, the Christian crowned heads of Europe made the double-headed sovereign of the air sacred to themselves . . ." (TG 108).

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Eagle. This symbol is one of the most ancient. With the Greeks and Persians it was sacred to the Sun; with the Egyptians, under the name of Ah, to Horus, and the Kopts worshipped the eagle under the name of Ahom. It was regarded as the sacred emblem of Zeus by the Greeks, and as that of the highest god by the Druids.

The symbol has passed down to our day, when following the example of the pagan Marius, who, in the second century B.C. used the double-headed eagle as the ensign of Rome, the Christian crowned heads of Europe made the double-headed sovereign of the air sacred to themselves and their scions.

Jupiter was satisfied with a one-headed eagle and so was the Sun. The imperial houses of Russia, Poland, Austria, Germany, and the late Empire of the Napoleons, have adopted a two-headed eagle as their device.

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Cherokee healing (Cherokee Medicine): Traditional medicine of the Cherokees, a Native American people.

Its apparent principle is that, if one holds back the light in one's being, one causes:

(a)           occlusion of one's meridians and rivers of life and

(b)           suffering of mother Earth. Cherokee Medicine includes crystal healing, Eagle Medicine, Mental Medicine, the Natural Medicine Path, the Physical Medicine Path, and the Spiritual Medicine Path.

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Man

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garuda:

garuda - an eagle

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garudasana:

garudasana - the eagle posture

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Suparna:

Suparna. Son of the eagle Sampathi.

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Sampathi:

Sampathi (Sampaathi). Huge, aged eagle brother of the noble Jatayu.

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Garuda: A great being who can assume bird form, and therefore considered the king of birds. Often depicted as an eagle, he is the vehicle of Vishnu.

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Garuda:

Garuda. Celestial bird, white-crested eagle, king of the feathered race, vehicle for Lord Vishnu.

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Garuda:

Garuda: King of winged creatures. The great eagle who is the eternal carrier of Lord Vishnu.

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Pythagorean Pentacle (Ancient Greek). A Kabbalistic six-pointed star with an eagle at the apex and a bull and a lion under the face of a man; a mystic symbol adopted by the Eastern and Roman Christians, who place these animals beside the four Evangelists.

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Hay-yoth ha Qadosh (Hebrew, Jewish) The holy living creatures of Ezekiel’s vision of the Merkabah, or vehicle, or chariot. These are the four symbolical beasts, the cherubim of Ezekiel, and in the Zodiac Taurus, Leo, Scorpio (or the Eagle), and Aquarius, the man.

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Jatayu:

Jatayu (Jataayu). A famous eagle, whose wings were scorched when he flew too close to the sun. He tried to rescue Sita, and he played a role in Rama's fight against the demons.

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Jatayu:

Jatayu: Old Eagle Chief. He was a great friend of Dasaratha (Rama's earthly father) accompanying him on his spatial expeditions to help the denizens of heaven (RRV2-1) The great bird who tried to rescue Sita and was killed by Ravana.

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Evangelists, Four The evangelists to whom are ascribed the four Gospels in the New Testament -- Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John -- associated in the symbolism of the Roman Catholic Church with the four sacred animals found in so many ancient mythologies: the man, bull, lion, and eagle; Aquarius, Taurus, Leo, Scorpio; the four Maharajas, etc.

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