The Raven and the Sun

[Angel]

Thank you. Yesterday, I did start planting a garden

Before I woke up I came into awareness.  There was a Raven (or Crow).  And then the Raven had it's wings around the sun and another Raven ate a quarter of the sun.  The Raven holding the sun with the quarter of the sun eaten let the sun drop.

There is a Navajo legend of the Crow that Eats the Sun, which is represented in petroglyphs in Chaco Canyon in southern Utah.  It is said that on both equinoxes (Spring and Fall), that as the shadow of the raven moves over (eats) the sun (acutally, the shadow is caused by the sun over a petroglyph of a raven), that it is 'time for hunting' (in the fall). The spring equinox equally symbolizes a 'time to plant'.

It appears you saw a native American myth in dream, of a time marker of September 20-21, as this would be 'the time to hunt'.
{I would say vice-versa, that you saw a prediction of the Spring equinox, but it passed us last week}.

Hope this helps.

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Do you have a link to the legend? I cannot seem to find it. So you are saying that the time frame points to September?

Before I woke up I came into awareness.  There was a Raven (or Crow).  And then the Raven had it's wings around the sun and another Raven ate a quarter of the sun.  The Raven holding the sun with the quarter of the sun eaten let the sun drop.

There is a Navajo legend of the Crow that Eats the Sun, which is represented in petroglyphs in Chaco Canyon in southern Utah.  It is said that on both equinoxes (Spring and Fall), that as the shadow of the raven moves over (eats) the sun (acutally, the shadow is caused by the sun over a petroglyph of a raven), that it is 'time for hunting' (in the fall). The spring equinox equally symbolizes a 'time to plant'.

It appears you saw a native American myth in dream, of a time marker of September 20-21, as this would be 'the time to hunt'.
{I would say vice-versa, that you saw a prediction of the Spring equinox, but it passed us last week}.

Hope this helps.