Crane - What is the meaning and symbolism of the birds in our lives?

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Number of birds with special meanings

Over time, a number of birds received strong symbolic meanings for human moods and a variety of emotions and beauty. Here are some of the more common:

Crane

Usually associated with resurrection, physical and spiritual regeneration. It is also a symbol of healing and peace. Another symbolic representation of a crane is healthy through deep meditative focus. Is expressed when a person is eager to take responsibility for the situation and take matters into his own hands.

In Asia, the cranes symbolize long life and happiness.

In China too, the crane is considered a good sign, the messenger of the gods and carries maternal love and happiness. The crane symbolizes high status, longevity and immortality, plus spiritual enlightenment.

In Japanese culture, a crane has been said to live for 1000 years and is said to give pleasure in return for the sacrifices. The crane represents good luck and longevity. The Japanese refer to crane as the "bird of happiness". It was customary to embroider cranes on the clothes of important officials.

In the past, the crane adorned the samurai helmets and also the 1,000-yen note and the official JAL airline logo.

The Japanese crane became one of the favorite origami themes after World War II, as it became a symbol of peace and harmony.

In America and in the murky Africa symbolizes wisdom.

The bird's symbolism from ancient times

The bird as a source of spiritual hope and liberation

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