Tips on Interpreting Signs and Symbolic Meanings
…A card’s meaning can shift depending on whether it is in a past, present, or future position. Moreover, the relationship between neighboring cards in a complex spread like the Celtic…
…rabbits may indicate an innate fear nagging at you, and a need to seek safety from threat. Countless cultures (Asian, Native American, Celtic) consider the rabbit as a lucky sign…
…in Celtic legend and lore. The deer asks us to herd with other creative types and start grazing for inspiration. Connect with deer spirit and with others and start manifesting…
…grounding event coming up in the future. I rather like the message of the squirrel combined with the Celtic symbolic directionals. This indicates that my preparations (symbol of the squirrel)…
…common symbols of wisdom. A great ancient and historical example of the oak as a symbol of wisdom is found within the ancient Celtic tree Ogham, which honors the oak…
…also represents a network. Earth is synonymous with belonging. She represents community and tribal wisdom. Earth is the embodiment of the concept of HOME. In ancient Celtic symbolism, the Earth is a unifying force. Indeed,…
…enlightened stature. See also my page on Celtic Five-Fold meanings here. Rose Windows Gothic circular windows, shaped like a rose – mostly seen in stained glass in cathedrals. Designed by Chartres, a…
…blessing upon a healthy happy new baby. As a Celtic symbol meaning, the Frog was deemed lord over all the earth, and the Celts believed it represented curative or healing powers because…
…be a powerful symbol of initiation – especially in Native American lore, as well as Celtic legend. Ojibwa tribes are purported to call upon the spirit of the otter in birth, death…
…god amongst the people, wouldn’t you agree these are all admirable qualities? The Celtic god Cernunnos is shown with the ram. Some depictions show him seated with a ram-headed snake by his…
…symbolism from countless sources. From Christianity to Celtic myth, the dove seems to be a universal symbol of well-being. I particularly like its appearance with Hachiman, a Japanese war god….
…also: Celtic symbolic tree meanings page. House Dream Symbols House: Dream symbol meaning for House deals with the body, as well as a desire for security and safety. The condition of the…
…thoughts Spiritual messages Feather tattoo ideas and feather meaning In Celtic symbolism and myth, Morrigan wore an intricate cloak of feathers (typically raven feathers) as a means to transform into a bird….
…the Cock (Rooster). These creatures represent watchfulness, courage, virility, fighting spirit, reliability. The Cock is also linked with solar energy – a symbol of dawn, illumination and the sun in Celtic and Nordic myth….
…and home. From the home fires of Hestia burning a sense of welcome and warmth, to the bonfires of Belanus (Celtic god) marking victory in protecting the clans against encroaching…
…upwards horseshoe tattoo is also lucky because in this position it represents the horned moon, or crescent moon. In fact, Celtic and other ancient European legend has associated horses and horseshoes with lunar…
…meaning of lions here, and more about lions on my blog here. See symbolic meaning of eagle here. And, I’ve written more about Griffins from a Celtic perspective here (last animal sign…
…the “divine rejuvenator.” The sun resonates with male energy in most cultures. However, Celtic perspective places feminine power within the sun’s rays. Likewise, ancient African, Japanese, Germanic, and some Native American tribes all hold the sun…
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