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Many Native American cultures viewed the owl as a totem animal representing wisdom and prophecy, they believed
that those who saw owls should take the sighting as a sign to stand back from every day life and turn inward for
wisdom found through being quiet and listening to a person's inner voice. They also considered owl sightings to be a
sign that release aspects of life, including attitudes, that no longer serve a person.

In American Indian traditions, the owl is called the Night Eagle. The owl totem has a special connection with the night and the moon, whereas the eagle is connected to the sun.

The owl is also associated with witchcraft in a number of European and some American Indian traditions. Witches would often take the owl as an animal spirit guide.

However, if an Owl is a persons spirit animal, they often feel the need to retreat from the noise and bustle of the world about them to become a silent observer.

An action that is said to bring sudden meaning and enlightenment relative to life in the surround, making those owl-spirited individuals the people most likely to uncover the meaning in things that others miss. In other words the ability to read between the lines and see the truth that lies beneath the surface of any given situation, for better or for worse.