The ancient Celts were intimately connected to their
environment. They understood the murmurings of green leaves as
their own language. Likewise, each of the beasts in the wood had
their own language too and the Celts were able to interpret
these into meaningful cosmic messages. Some of the Celtic
meaning of raven calls were recorded in various medieval
manuscripts. Translations and opinions abound, but here some
understandings of the raven communications: - If a raven caws
above your head – you will have company - If she says GRAW!” it
will be unexpected company - If she says “GEEWAN!” it will be
unwelcome company - If she says “BEECAH!” it will be a lover
come to call - If she says “GRACE!” it will be someone coming to
collect a debt Additionally, the raven’s flight direction was
considered a portent or warning. The direction in which a raven
spoke indicated what an action, expectation or preparation to
take. To illustrate: - If a raven calls to the East: You will be
getting news you’ve been waiting for - I