So many of us find feathers just at the right time. These are a message for us. So here are meanings of colored and specific feathers! WHITE - White feathers symbolize purification, spirituality, hope, protection, peace, and blessings of the Moon. RED - Red feathers symbolize physical vitality, courage, good fortune, and life. BLUE - Blue feathers symbolize mental abilities, peace, protection. And psychic awareness. YELLOW - Yellow feathers bring cheerfulness, mental alertness, prosperity, and blessings from the Sun. GREEN - Green feathers symbolize money, prosperity, growth, health, and fertility. Green and red mixed feathers affect financial matters. ORANGE - Orange feathers bring attraction, energy, and success. PINK - Pink feathers attract love. GRAY - Gray feathers symbolize peace and neutrality. BROWN - Brown feathers give stability and respect. They also symbolize the home and grounding. Brown feathers striped in black, like the tail feathers of a pheasant, give a balance between the physical and spiritual life. Brown feathers banded or mixed with white bring happiness and give the kind of protection that enables one to go unnoticed amidst those who would harm them. Brown and red mixed feathers bring healing to animals. BLACK - Black feathers give the mystical wisdom that comes with true spiritual initiation. Black, iridescent feathers give mystical insight. Black and white mixed feathers give union and protection. Black (or gray) feathers banded or mixed with white give hope, balance and harmony. Black mixed with purple means deep spirituality. Black, white, and blue mixed feathers brings change. PEACOCK FEATHERS - The eye on the end of the peacock tail feather protect against the evil eye and stimulates inner clairvoyant vision. ROOSTER FEATHERS - The roosters two prominent tail feathers (called sickles) are symbols of the God and Goddess. The black ones are sacred to the God because of their resemblance to the curved horns of the Horned God. They are also a symbol of male virility. The white ones are sacred to the Goddess because they resemble the tool (the sickle) with which grain (sacred to her) is reaped. They also resemble the waxing and waning Moon.
Posted on: Sat, 02 Aug 2014 01:52:02 +0000
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