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"But," said Bran, "he heard me."

"He heard a whisper on the wind, a rustling amongst the leaves. You cannot speak to him, try as you might. I know. I have my own ghosts, Bran. A brother that I loved (Daeron II or Daemon), a brother that I hated (Aegor), a woman I desired (Shiera Seastar). Through the trees, I see them still, but no word of mine has ever reached them. The past remains the past. We can learn from it, but we cannot change it."
_{ADWD-Bran III}

"But," said Bran, "he heard me."

"He heard a whisper on the wind, a rustling amongst the leaves. You cannot speak to him, try as you might. I know. I have my own ghosts, Bran. A brother that I loved, a brother that I hated, a woman I desired. Through the trees, I see them still, but no word of mine has ever reached them. The past remains the past. We can learn from it, but we cannot change it."
_{ADWD-Bran III}

This fits because:

• Bloodraven loved either Daemon or Daeron II, both his half brothers.
• Blooraven hated Aegor Rivers, his half brother.
• Bloodraven was infatuated with his half sister, Shiera Seastar. She was one of the chief reasons of the rivalry between Bloodraven and Bittersteel.

###Who is Three eyed Raven?

The three-eyed Raven is beyond a doubt Brynden Rivers, son of King Aegon IV and known as Bloodraven.

We have example of Jojen as well. Three eyed raven came to him when he was almost fatally ill. He came to Bran when he was also near-death.

###Who is Three-eyed Crow?

The Three-eyed Crow is beyond a doubt Brynden Rivers, son of King Aegon IV and known as Bloodraven.

We have example of Jojen as well. Three-eyed Crow came to him when he was almost fatally ill. He came to Bran when he was also near-death.

The three-eyed Raven is beyond a doubt Brynden Rivers, son of King Aegon IV and known as Bloodraven.

We know that Bloodraven must have faced two near-death events:

###Who is Three eyed Raven?

The three-eyed Raven is beyond a doubt Brynden Rivers, son of King Aegon IV and known as Bloodraven.

Also we have his physical appearence where Bran observes that he bears the birthmark Bloodraven had:

What skin the corpse lord showed was white, save for a bloody blotch that crept up his neck onto his cheek. His white hair was fine and thin as root hair and long enough to brush against the earthen floor. Roots coiled around his legs like wooden serpents
_{ADWD-Bran II}

He also confessed that he was a brother of the Night's Watch in the same chapter:

"Are you the three-eyed crow?" Bran heard himself say. A three-eyed crow should have three eyes. He has only one, and that one red. Bran could feel the eye staring at him, shining like a pool of blood in the torchlight. Where his other eye should have been, a thin white root grew from an empty socket, down his cheek, and into his neck.

"A … crow?" The pale lord's voice was dry. His lips moved slowly, as if they had forgotten how to form words. "Once, aye. Black of garb and black of blood."

###Did Bloodraven himself had any near-fatal experiences?

We know that Bloodraven must have faced two near-death events:

###Did Jojen and Bran face any near-death experiences before being chosen?

###Conclusion