Raven Dream Meaning

Vision: Seeing a raven: hostility and misfortune are on the way. Sometimes the dream refers to possible theft. Chasing a raven away: you might escape danger—if you keep your eyes and ears open! Watching ravens taking flight: misfortune will be avoided just in time.

Depth Psychology: The raven is the messenger of death; or a symbol of repressed, dark appetites. Is your mood often “very dark”? Are you expecting failure? Are you afraid of death and dving—or the unknown? Are you seeing everything right now “as black as pitch”? See the chapter “Colors in Dreams.”

Scandinavian: A spiritual messenger. Heed well this bird’s call, and look to the rest of the dream for more meaning.

During the Middle Ages, hearing the call of a raven during battle portended defeat or death. Are you fighting a lost cause?

Your ability to vocalize ideas and opinions. Note Edgar Allan Poe’s use of the raven’s call, highlighting this trait.

Creativity, especially in regards to using what’s available to you.

A raven will pick up and

employ anything it can as a tool for nest building.

A perceived “alert” to pay attention to something in your life.

A feeling of foreboding.

A fear of death or endings.

The end of one thing (phase, project, relationship, etc.) before a new one begins.

Dreaming of this animal can represent too much or not enough of one of those qualities, or someone or something you associate with the quality or animal.

Consider also the animal’s actions, context, and your feelings about it.

See Bird, Crow, Blackbird

If Raven appears in a dream, he has come as a sorcerer bringing supernatural powers to you.

(See Birds.)

The raven represents that you have the courage to enter the darkness of the unknown and emerge into your next realm of growth in order to fulfill your intention for incarnating in this dimension.

See Bird.

This bird also symbolizes uncleanliness and death because it feeds upon dead and decaying animals. Because it is a sign of transformation, the raven is also associated with magicians and sorcerers.

(Also see Crow, Rook)

2. Unbeliever

3. Support from the world;

4. Satan/demon

5. Taker of spiritual sight. Lev. 11:13, 15 (unclean bird); Job 38:41; Ps. 147:9; Luke 12:24; 1 Kings 17:4, 6;

For a young woman, it is implied that her lover will betray her.

See Crow.

A raven in a dream denotes a future in love affairs as black as the raven itself. It indicates betrayal and deception.

A raven can also be a demonic spirit depending on the context of the dream

See Bird.