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The hummingbird symbolizes various concepts including love, joy, beauty, and the importance of savoring moments. It represents resilience and the ability to heal, as it seemingly dies and is reborn each dawn, emphasizing the power of opening one's heart. Additionally, the hummingbird teaches independence and courage, encouraging non-violent communication and personal healing.
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The hummingbird symbolizes various concepts including love, joy, beauty, and the importance of savoring moments. It represents resilience and the ability to heal, as it seemingly dies and is reborn each dawn, emphasizing the power of opening one's heart. Additionally, the hummingbird teaches independence and courage, encouraging non-violent communication and personal healing.
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Meaning of the Hummingbird
The hummingbird symbolizes many concepts
different. Due to its speed, the hummingbird
it is known as the messenger and guardian
of time. It also has meanings of
love, joy and beauty. The hummingbird is capable
to fly backwards and teaches us that
we can remember our past and
We have to move forward.
The hummingbird spends its time drinking nectar from
the flowers, which means that we must
savor every moment and appreciate the
things we love.
The hummingbird has a spiritual meaning.
very powerful. In the Andes of America
Sure, the hummingbird means resurrection. It seems
to die in the cold nights, but returns to the
life anew at dawn.
The hummingbird is a creature that opens the
heart. Meaning that even pain
we cause to close our heart, this
has the opportunity to heal. Our
hearts are free to open up again.
The hummingbirds teach us fiercely
independence, they teach us to fight from one
way that harms no one.
It teaches us courage, to refrain from creating
a new trauma when communicating without
violence with ourselves and others,
an important part of healing. The
recovery of the lost parts of
ourselves allows us to be
independent in a healthy way.
