The Owls Are Not What They Seem! 😉

David Lynch was all over this in 1990 with owls, petroglyphs, sylvan abduction, classified ops, outer space messaging, Glastonbury Grove and so. Given the trajectory of the intervening 35 years one wonders what he knows.

I remember reading of one abduction experience where a couple were driving down a road late at night and out in the middle of nowhere when a light descended from the sky and landed onto the center of the road preventing their crossing. Their vehicle's engine died but the headlights remained on. The light was an actual large craft with bright pulsing lights. Soon, a couple of creatures came out and began approaching the vehicle.

The couple stayed in their disabled car and were frozen in fear. The two upright walking creatures approached their vehicle and as they got closer appeared to be a pair of 3 ft tall Owls. They stood there staring at the occupants in the vehicle.

The couple then they found themselves about 100 miles farther on the road with no memory how they got there and a block of missing time.

Their interpretation was the owl was the imbedded memory to overwrite the actual memory of the creatures that abducted them. The Owl false memory was given because it was a familiar creature and would be less alarming than the real creature.

A group of owls is called a “parliament.” The origin of this term is thought to come from the Latin word “parlamentum, ” which means “discussion.” This name was chosen because of the way that owls often gather in groups, hooting and communicating with each other in a way that resembles a discussion or debate.

Owls symbolize powerful intuition, the capacity to perceive beyond what most can, wisdom, change, silence, quick wit, independent thinking, intelligence, supernatural powers, courage, and protection. This nocturnal bird that becomes active when the sun goes down is bestowed with the energies of the moon and night, which further makes it symbolic to the mystery, unfathomable knowledge, and feminine fertility.

In Greek mythology, a little owl (Athene noctua) traditionally represents or accompanies Athena, the virgin goddess of wisdom, or Minerva, her syncretic incarnation in Roman mythology. Because of such association, the bird—often referred to as the " owl of Athena " or the " owl of Minerva "—has been used as a symbol of knowledge, wisdom, perspicacity and erudition throughout the Western world.

The Statue of Freedom's crested helmet and sword, suggesting she is prepared to protect the nation, are more commonly associated with Minerva or Bellona, Roman goddesses of war. 1

The Owl of Minerva , or Owl of Athena or Owl of Wisdom, represents Athena the Greek Goddess of wisdom and war. The owl is used by many secret societies such as the Bavarian Illuminati, The Schlaraffia, and Bohemian Club.

Can you find the little owl looking down on a $1 bill? 🤔

Have you seen the aerial street view of DC with the outline of an owl around a certain building? Coincidence? 🤔

As a kid, about 11 I read a book, The Owl Service, by Alan Garner, I have a signed book by him, The Moon of Gomroth, part of a series, similar to Lord of the Rings, but for younger children. Based on old Myths and Legends.

The Owl Service was a bit scary, strange scratchy noises in the Attic!

The Owl Service - Wikipedia The Owl Service is a low fantasy novel for young adults by Alan Garner, published by Collins in 1967. Set in modern Wales, it is an adaptation of the story of the mythical Welsh woman Blodeuwedd, an "expression of the myth" in the author's words. Garner won the annual Carnegie Medal from the Library Association

And then there is that cabal fascination with owls. Owl statues, owl pictures, owls owls owls...

Owls can see in the dark, so in mythology, the occult, and secret societies, they're symbolic of hidden knowledge that only the initiated/illuminated can see, while everyone else is "in the dark".

If you are claiming that memories of Owl is related to alien abductions, you will have to provide at least some examples of people claiming such, or stories where owls pop up in relation to seeing weird lights in the sky etc.

Personally, I have seen owls in magic / wizard stories, but never in anything related to UFOs.