Tuesday, September 8, 2009

The Celtic Bird

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    here are countless meanings for birds and every bird has its own matchless symbolism:
    swagger = loss Eagle =
    landed gentry Herons = Fidelity (because it mated for life, was a lot second-hand on Celtic wedding rings.
    Peacock = Immortality and Purity (the colourful tail = the energy of the sun)    Source URL: http://jnoubiyeh.blogspot.com/2009/09/celtic-bird.html
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