Crow With Food or a Flower in Its Beak — What the Texts and Tradition Say
According to Brihat Samhita, a crow seen with grain, wet earth, flowers or food in its beak signals a gain of wealth.
A crow cawing with a white flower brings gain to a traveller.
With string, bone or a thorn in its beak, the Samhita advises care.
Brihat Samhita's general rule reverses omens for women; no separate rule is given for this one.
Source: Brihat Samhita, ch. 95, verses 13, 41.
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Frequently asked questions
Is the meaning of crow with food or a flower in its beak different for men and women?
Brihat Samhita's general rule reverses omens for women; no separate rule is given for this one.
Does crow with food or a flower in its beak always mean something will happen?
An omen is a hint, not a guarantee. The texts themselves say a settled mind and your own effort matter most.
Is there a simple remedy for crow with food or a flower in its beak?
Put the good sign to use — offer food or water to someone in need or to birds today. There's no need to fear — an omen is only a hint; results come from your actions.