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In short
Dreaming of an owl summons nocturnal wisdom and the gift of seeing into the darkness of the unconscious — what we refuse to face in daylight. As the archetype of feminine wisdom and the bird of Athena, it also carries the anxious vigilance of one who fears what hides in the dark. Associated with The High Priestess and secret knowledge, it calls for honest inner sight.

The archetype of feminine wisdom (Sophia). She who sees in the darkness of the unconscious.
Represents anxious vigilance and hypervigilance at night — a fear of what hides in the darkness.
The bird of Athena/Minerva. Linked to the Moon and Scorpio. Associated with The High Priestess (II) — secret knowledge.
Western tradition: Symbol of Athena, goddess of wisdom. The Owl of Minerva (Hegel's metaphor).
Eastern tradition: In Japan, fukurō (owl) brings good fortune. In India, the vahana of Lakshmi, goddess of prosperity.
Dreaming of an owl summons nocturnal wisdom and the gift of seeing into the darkness of the unconscious — what we refuse to face in daylight. As the archetype of feminine wisdom and the bird of Athena, it also carries the anxious vigilance of one who fears what hides in the dark. Associated with The High Priestess and secret knowledge, it calls for honest inner sight.
The archetype of feminine wisdom (Sophia). She who sees in the darkness of the unconscious.
Represents anxious vigilance and hypervigilance at night — a fear of what hides in the darkness.