Hello! I have found a caw skull, so I thought it will be a good Idea for doing spell and offering this to a Goddess.
What do you think about this idea? I was thinking to put in the woods and make a spell over there… Im pretty sure Morrigan likes bones and stuff like that …
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I have a hawk skull in a travel altar
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What’s a caw
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Hi @juanita1!
Bones can definitely be used as a part of an altar display and/or as a respectful offering to certain deities- you’ve got options! 
I don’t work with the Morrigan myself, but from what I’ve read about Her I think you’re right. As a deity associated with death and war, I personally think bones given respectfully would be a suitable offering 
There are some more ideas about offerings for the Morrígan along with offering prayer chants in Her lesson in the Goddess Temple Course- I’ll leave a link here in case you’re interested!
Whatever you choose to do, I’m sure you’ll find the perfect use for your skull!
Blessed be
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I think they’re referring to a type of bird. Maybe a crow, raven, or rook.
Which would make it extra resonant with The Morrigan.
But I’m just guessing.
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sorry is cow
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Ohhhhhhhhhh cow!!! Wow??? Where you find it lol? Nothing else was with it just the skull. Sorry forgive me I’m a curious creature
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I founded it on the way in the mountain I live, it was only de skull, last year I found a jaw
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A little digging and I found a couple goddesses specifically associated with cows. In Hinduism, there is Kamadhenu, also known as Surabhi. Kamadhenu is a divine, wish-fulfilling cow that is considered the mother of all cows. In ancient Egyptian mythology, the goddess Hathor is sometimes depicted as a cow or with cow horns.
Or if you weren’t especially looking for a cow-related goddess perhaps one of the darker goddesses (Hekate, Morrigan, Hel, Persephone or Kali) or one that is associated with animals (Artemis, Brigid, or Isis)?
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If you can’t find a specific spell to use the skull for, it’s always okay to give it back to the Earth as an act of goodwill and compassion 
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This is a great idea! You don’t have to use it in spellwork if you don’t want to or can’t connect to it in that way. This would be a lovely way to honor the animal and the land.
It’s also ok to just keep it because you like it. I have a background in wildlife biology and worked for a Natural Sciences Museum so I have a fondness for feathers, bones, snake skins, bee hives, and the like. I have a mini biological museum on my bookshelf! 
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