“The One Who Brings Light from the Shadows”
— A Raven Legend
They say the Raven was not born in light.
It was born in darkness, where secrets, pain, and truth are hidden.
But instead of fleeing, it learned to listen —
to hear what light could never touch.
In the stories of the Native people, the Raven is a carrier of ancient knowledge,
not from books, but from what others overlook:
the wind blowing the wrong way, the footsteps of a lost soul,
and dreams never spoken aloud.
Its feathers — though black — shimmer with the colors of dusk, fire, and earth.
Because Raven is not a harbinger of death, as many believe,
but rather the guardian of rebirth.
The elders call it Takuah —
“The One Who Finds Light in the Dark.”
If you see a Raven, don’t chase it away.
It may carry a message — not from this world,
but from the place your soul once belonged.
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