@BettyBoop 15 October 2020

Peacock feather, here is what this symbol actually attracts to your home.

Many people have a peacock figure, a picture of a peacock or a peacock feather in their home - this is the energy that such an object brings to our home!

The peacock symbolizes the bird of wisdom, immortality, pride and beauty. In the Hindu religion, the peacock is considered a sacred royal bird. The peacock's tail is identified with the Judge, the firmament and the universal symbol of beauty. It is believed that peacock feathers provide protection from negative energy, attract happiness, joy and career success. If placed as an amulet in the northern or southern sector, it will bring reputation and prosperity. Except in feng shui, peacock feathers serve as a talisman of material prosperity. The peacock's tail has 7 basic colors.

Due to its characteristic colors and proud gait, the peacock is associated with glory and victory. In many cultures, it represents astral symbols, the Moon, the Sun and the stars, but also a manifestation of a cheerful spirit. In India, this bird is highly valued, and the peacock feather, which is depicted as an ornament in the crown of the god Krishna, is a symbol of divine love and selflessness.

In Christianity, the peacock represents renewal and transformation. It is believed that the flesh of peacocks as a symbol of immortality does not rot even when it is on earth for three days. In the Muslim tradition, the "eyes" shown on the tail symbolize the universe. But in some countries, the peacock feather is associated with spells, bad luck and pain. One of the superstitions in England indicates that a family that has a peacock feather at home will have a lot of trouble. From the angle of esotericism, the peacock feather will bring happiness and prosperity to the family, only if it happens to be near the home. It is believed that if a person sees a peacock feather on the street, a period of happiness and joy awaits him.