Many believers say that if a butterfly lands on you it is a sign of good luck. Many cultures associate the butterfly with our souls a deep and powerful representation of life. The Christian religion sees the butterfly as a symbol of resurrection. Around the world, people view the butterfly as representing endurance, change, hope, and life.
Brown Butterfly mythology, legends, superstitions and associated folklore from around the world: In some cultures, brown or tan colored butterfly symbolizes a new life or a fresh start. Seeing a brown butterfly is usually a symbol for some good or important news soon to come your way. If a brown (or white) butterfly enters the house it means that an important letter, message or great fortune will arrive soon. Some believe that when a brown butterfly enters the house it is the spirit or soul of a deceased loved one from the distant past. It can also mean that the actual soul of the individual is nearby. To Native Americans, the butterfly is a symbol of change, joy and color. The exquisite butterfly was considered a miracle of transformation and resurrection.
Butterfly is the power of air, the ability to float upon a breeze. It is known for its darting flight, thus, it represents the mind and our ability to change it when necessary.
Butterfly represents the never-ending cycle of life; therefore, its medicine bestows not only the ability, but the clarity of mind needed before self-transformation.
Butterflies appear to dance as they flitter among the flowers. They remind us not to take things so seriously, within our lives. They awaken a sense of lightness and joy. They remind us to get up and move, for if you do not move, you cannot dance.
Butterflies bring color and joy with them. The colors of the butterfly should be examined for significance and to help you understand its role within your life. Look at how much or little joy is in your life. Lighten up. Look for change. Make changes when the opportunities present themselves. The butterfly will teach you that growth and change do not have to be traumatic. Change can occur as gently and joyfully as one wishes.
This picture of my granddaughter holding a butterfly means to me that a message was sent to my daughter-in-law from her parents who recently passed away. That they are fine and will always be there to love, watch and guide her and her family on life’s journey!
Everyone loves a Butterfly! Do you have a Butterfly story to tell?
