Hippopotamus The Hippopotamus is the protector of women, especially women of childbearing age, and as such is associated with pregnancy, birth, motherhood and the protection of babies and young children.
Observed to be immensly practical the hippo has a tendency to follow set paths, without diversion. This teaches us that if determined to be successful, and willing to follow routine, success awaits us at the end of the path.
With it's ability to see, hear and breathe underwater, the Hippoputamus can teach us a deeper level of perception, and so increase intuition for the truth of situations.
Hippopotamus is a symbol of:
- Birth
- Motherhood
- Protection of women, babies and young children
Horse As a symbol of friendship the Horse brings joy and beauty to any situation.
Horses are dependable, and trustworthy, and symbolise protection for the home.
Horse is a symbol of:
- Friendship
- Freedom
- Power
- Protection
Hummingbird The Hummingbird comes when it seems that what needs to be done is impossible.
So small, but so full of joy, it will bring that joy to every aspect of the lives it touches.
As the only bird that can fly backwards the Hummingbird symbolises the truth that although the past cannot be changed it can teach us many things if looked upon with the right perspective.
Hummingbird is a symbol of:
- Finding joy in all circmstances
- Learning from past events
- Good health