Age · Young

Young Harrier in dreams

A low-flying hunter — patient ground-level search rather than a sudden strike.

In its young form, the symbol is past the early-vulnerable phase but not yet at its full strength — a part of your life that has begun to come into its own and is still learning the shape of itself.

A harrier in a dream is the dream's image of the patient, low-altitude search — the work of going back and forth over the same ground until what you are looking for is flushed out. Harriers fly close to the field; they do not impress, they cover. The dream brings the bird when the task in front of you is a methodical one, not a brilliant one, and the right answer is to keep sweeping. A harrier flying too high to be useful is the dream noting that you are looking from a vantage point that cannot show you what you actually need to find.

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