10/05/2026
Jeremy made a new friend at the shop yesterday. And considering the event we hosted last night (Dumb Supper) I feel the symbolism was very appropriate.
We think this little guy has an injured wing, he can’t fly so we are monitoring the situation and will check on him today.
Our event we hosted was a dinner with the dead, inviting our loved ones to dine and communicate with us. An ambiance of family bonds and love filled our space and our messages were heard loud and clear.
Pigeons possess symbolic, spiritual, and folkloric properties rather than literal magical powers. Across various cultures and traditions, they are viewed as spiritual messengers and symbols of resilience.
Pigeons are closely related to doves and are seen as bridges between the physical and spiritual worlds, carrying messages from ancestors, spirit guides, or deceased loved ones.
They represent serenity, goodwill, reconciliation, and the release of past conflicts or negative energy.
Because they mate for life and share nesting and parenting duties, they symbolize enduring love, fidelity, and strong family bonds.
Famous for their extraordinary ability to find their way home across vast distances, they symbolize inner direction, trust in one's instincts, and returning to a true purpose.
Thriving in dense urban environments, they embody resourcefulness, persistence, and finding stability amidst chaos.