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The Seven Ravens


One for Sorrow

   Two for Joy

      Three for Girls

          Four for Boys

              Five for Silver

                  Six for Gold

                      Seven for a secret never to be told

 

This is a poem older than the counting crows song, Counting Crows Older than Edgar Allan Poe's poem The Raven (January 29, 1845). This poem has been the subject of many debates not only for who wrote it, exactly how it goes, but what it means. It has been said about Crows, Ravens even Magpies. "One crow means sorrow, two crows mean joy, three crows a wedding, four crows a boy, five crows mean silver, six crows mean gold, seven crows a secret that's never been told." In the United Kingdom, the rhyme is well known but uses magpies rather than crows. A popular superstition states that if one sees a single magpie, one should greet it to deflect the "sorrow".

 

 The Seven Ravens on Wikipedia®

 

Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm.   Household Tales.
The Harvard Classics.  1909–14.

 

                                                     Here we bring you one interpretation that stands for:

 

The Seven Necessities of LIFE!


Have fun and look around we strive to gather things for each raven. Under health you will find links to some great places to go for advice. Under games you will find lots of fun and under inspiration ...well stuff to make you feel good. Try a raven and come back for more we will be adding new things all the time. Take care, we wish you fantastic things and wonderful dreams.


Raven One                        

         One for Art

(Professio the performer)

It is said artist have to suffer for art. Well if that's true this sad raven is very talented!


Raven Two
Two for Inspiration

(Tripudium the muse)

A joyful Raven must have a lot stuff to make you feel good!


Raven Three
Three for Memories

 (Praeteritus the scribe)

The Raven of the Past. Very important for our need to know what was and hopes that we will be remembered.


Raven Four
Four for Games

(Fraudatio the trickster)

 who lives to have fun....Games the challenge of life!


Raven Five

Five for Hobbies

(Saturo the raven of fulfillment)

 This Raven knows what he likes to do in his spare time. Hobbies are practiced for interest and enjoyment, rather than financial reward but not as important as Gold.


Raven Six
Six for Health

(Valens the heart raven)

 With out this golden Raven life is very hard, but there is always something we can do to make it better


Raven Seven
Seven for a Psychology

(Abscondo the enigma raven)

Ask this Raven as you will but he won't be telling. Here lies answers to everything, however no one can really tell exactly what is the right answer. You can find your own answers, only you know your secret raven.                                     

                                      

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 *Hidden ravens will take you to surprise websites

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A film shown to school children in the 70s made by: Learning Corporation of America. Based on the Grimm tales.

Painting-Writing-Sculpting-Music-Crafts-Photography-Creating!Memories and recording history!Things that make us happy and others to communicate with!Games! Things we like to do to fufill ourselfs!Eating right-Excersise-Spirit health-feeling good about ourselfs!Ahhh the secrets that can never really be told are hidden in here!

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