What contribution does crow make to Tibetans?

Bird divination is quite common among Tibetans. This method of divination no longer requires a special soothsayer. Most people can judge whether it is a good omen or a bad omen by the birds' songs.

Tibetan birds mainly listen to crows and magpies. In the understanding of primitive religions in Tibet, crows are considered as divine birds. In particular, Benbo believes that crows are the messengers of God, representing God to convey his will. In ancient times, crows' feathers were used to put on the hats of officials. As a symbol of official rank, crows have a high status in the eyes of Tibetans.

Among Tibetans, there is a consistent way to judge good or bad according to where crows crow, that is, if a person walks through the crow's habitat on the journey, crows crow behind his back, which means things are going well; Right front call means bon voyage; Calling in front means danger; If you scream overhead, it shows that danger is imminent.