What do the owls know that they aren't telling us?

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What do the owls know that they aren't telling us? Kelpie 06/15/18 (Fri) 21:13:31 No.38832

They have always seemed pretty suspicious to me

Kelpie 06/15/18 (Fri) 22:18:47 No.38835

They probably see things we can't see. Same with cats and dogs. Sometimes I wonder if humans are the only animals that can't perceive the 'supernatural', and what's the reason for that…

Kelpie 06/16/18 (Sat) 03:08:08 No.38840

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>>38835

I've been told they have excellent eyesight, such as seeing multiple rainbows, but I couldn't find any sources to back up the rainbow part.

Kelpie 06/16/18 (Sat) 20:14:51 No.38846

I feel like along with cats and spiders, owls are not truly of this Earth. I don't know what that means exactly, I just feel it.

Kelpie 06/16/18 (Sat) 23:21:59 No.38849

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>>38840

Definitely, there are more colours than the human eye can perceive. But I believe it might go even deeper than that. Sort of like a 6th sense.

>>38846

I feel the same way about cephalopods. And there's just something about spiders that makes me think of them as evil. It's weird because I don't feel like that about other predators/dangerous animals (sharks, snakes, lions, etc).

Kelpie 06/17/18 (Sun) 02:48:55 No.38856

>>38849

>Spiders

>Evil

They adopt that form to better protect us from what we cannot comprehend. Spider webs are literally psychospiritual dreamcatchers you ungrateful fucks.

They are the vanguard and the diminutive protectors of us– why do you think Spiderman is so popular in the collective unconscious?

Kelpie 06/17/18 (Sun) 03:07:57 No.38857

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>>38856

>why do you think Spiderman is so popular in the collective unconscious?

can't argue with that

Kelpie 06/18/18 (Mon) 02:18:16 No.38880

>>38835

>humans are the only animals that can't perceive the 'supernatural', and what's the reason for that…

Calcified pineal glands.

>>38846

>I just feel it.

Where do you feel they come from?

Kelpie 06/18/18 (Mon) 18:42:14 No.38918

>>38880

>Calcified pineal glands.

I agree that that's an issue and has something to do with most humans lack of metaphysical perception but if that were the only factor than dogs wouldn't be able to see paranormal shit either since they're drinking the same fluoridated tap water that we're drinking and as you know it's fluoride that calcifies the pineal gland.

Kelpie 06/18/18 (Mon) 19:27:02 No.38925

>>38846

It made me remember about some weird theory which I heard few years ago that some animal species were brought to Earth from other planets.

Kelpie 06/18/18 (Mon) 20:55:59 No.38934

>>38856

>They are the vanguard and the diminutive protectors of us– why do you think Spiderman is so popular in the collective unconscious?

Checkmate, arachnophobes.

Kelpie 06/19/18 (Tue) 00:16:33 No.38951

>>38918

It would also have to do with the low vibrational frequency of this planet then I suppose; it doesn't even feel like the level we're at (according to the Hawkin's scale) would be at about 192 (Pride). It's a shame we aren't even at courage yet. The effect it would have on a conscious human I'd assume would also be different to the effect it would have on a dog, which is commonly an easily excitable animal.