all the folklore I could find about robins mastertoot, mostly from Britain or Ireland:<\/p>
- robins are messengers from the beyond and if one is hanging out around you, it's the person you're grieving sending hi. \"when robin appear, loved ones are near\".<\/p>
- robins will respectfully cover the bodies of lost and dead humans with leaves when nobody else will.<\/p>
- the robin is very brave, and earned their red breast from the fires of Hell, because they fly there to bring a droplet of water to the souls in torment. or from the blood of Christ, whom they helped on the cross, or from fanning a fire to keep baby Jesus warm, or from the very Sun Herself, when they flew up high to carry Her fire on a twig and rescue Earth from the Long Winter.<\/p>
- For their bravery and fighting spirit, the Norse linked the robins to Thor, and the Celts to fire-god Lugh.<\/p>
- Those who lock or hurt robins are cursed. \"A robin in a cage puts Heaven in a rage.\"<\/p>
- Robins are generally omens of good luck and of new beginnings.<\/p>
- However, a robin rapping on one's window is a sign of calamity or illness.<\/p>
- If a robin crosses the threshold to inside one's house, it means someone in that house will die.<\/p>
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all the folklore I could find about robins mastertoot, mostly from Britain or Ireland:<\/p>
- robins are messengers from the beyond and if one is hanging out around you, it's the person you're grieving sending hi. \"when robin appear, loved ones are near\".<\/p>
- robins will respectfully cover the bodies of lost and dead humans with leaves when nobody else will.<\/p>
- the robin is very brave, and earned their red breast from the fires of Hell, because they fly there to bring a droplet of water to the souls in torment. or from the blood of Christ, whom they helped on the cross, or from fanning a fire to keep baby Jesus warm, or from the very Sun Herself, when they flew up high to carry Her fire on a twig and rescue Earth from the Long Winter.<\/p>
- For their bravery and fighting spirit, the Norse linked the robins to Thor, and the Celts to fire-god Lugh.<\/p>
- Those who lock or hurt robins are cursed. \"A robin in a cage puts Heaven in a rage.\"<\/p>
- Robins are generally omens of good luck and of new beginnings.<\/p>
- However, a robin rapping on one's window is a sign of calamity or illness.<\/p>
- If a robin crosses the threshold to inside one's house, it means someone in that house will die.<\/p>
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