Freedom Bird: A Tale of Hope and Courage

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Birds have forever been associated with freedom because they can fly with no boundaries whatsoever. However, some birds are an exact representation of freedom. And so, symbols of freedom vary depending on which context it is being used in and the kind of oppressor it is being used against. In this article, we’ve outlined the most popular symbols of freedom and how they came to be. Let’s get started. 1. Bald Eagle Colors hold a great importance. Blue often represents freedom, perseverance, justice, prosperity, and peace. Green is associated with nature, the Earth and mankind which are all concepts associated with freedom. Adding these shades to your tattoo can add symbolisms to the design.

Safe, non-toxic plant-based temporary tattoos made with 100% high-definition printing for a realistic look without the painIn the Bible: the eagle is portrayed as strong, courageous, powerful, renewed, and reborn. The eagle is a brave bird, taking flight, and soaring gracefully. There is much to be admired of this bald-headed creature.

To view these birds make one feel free, connected simultaneously to both nature and the infinite possibilities before them outwardly or inwardly. Herons truly represent freedom! 10. Albatross In a true sense, canary inspires us to let go of our ego which sometimes drives us to do bad things. Ego is not a good thing to have and you can’t truly be free if you carry an ego with you. 3. Cranes Scientific NameSecondly, an eagle flies quite high in the sky and high above pretty much all the other birds. So, it gets the top view of everything that happens below. Eagles have been an enduring symbol of freedom since ancient times, representing the power of unrestrained thought and spirit. Doves also have a deep meaning and symbolic representation in the Bible. They are depicted as the Holy Spirit in the Bible.