Do birds have any meaning

[Golfnut2609]

Last night was a very weird night. Last night I was sitting in my living room and I heard my fiance talking to the car saying what do you see ?

Next thing I know she is screaming... there is a bird in the house. The thing was flying in circles and after about 10 minutes of chaos we managed to knock it down with a blanket and took it outside. We shook the blanket out and did not see the bird.. I looked on the ground looked on the porch and nothing.

This morning I went out and looked where the bird would have been and nothing. This entire event was odd.... No one had opened a door to our house since 3pm... this was 8... there was no way for the bird to get into our house ? The fireplace is pretty much closed and sealed tight and there are no windows open.

It seems to just appear out of nowhere and even more bizarre is once we removed it... it seemed to vanish.

is there any spiritual meaning to this.. an omen... I do not know ? It just has me thinking

[FallingLeaves]

birds do all sorts of strange things around me lol...

sometimes looking at the characteristics of something you see is enlightening...

the thing that always comes to mind for me, is that male birds often have color/flair whereas the females look more sedate... and the females chase around after the males?

[dream jo]

Yes but still have a meaning it could be news on the way or a letter on the way good news of bad news in the day it could
Important information about your life to come your way because I've learnt a lot this year

Maybe the bird came into your house through a corridor from a parallel universe and left the same way.

I had an experience that is somewhat similar. I was relaxing in bed getting set for sleep. I kept a pair of ear muffs on the bed to block out the neighborhood dogs. I reached for the muffs and they started slide off the side of the bed. However, instead of falling to the floor I heard what sounded like a bird flying away. I found my ear muffs on my other side.

Originally Posted by Robert Urbanek

Maybe the bird came into your house through a corridor from a parallel universe and left the same way.

Ah man!!

[Sir Neil]

They can do, yes. Doves for instance, can symbolise peace. Parrots symbolise the colourful and eccentric side of human nature. An Albatross, if speaking figuratively, can symbolise an Albatross around your neck.

[Soniya87]

Birds hold various meanings and symbolism across cultures. They can represent freedom, spirituality, and the connection between heaven and earth. Their graceful flight and melodious songs inspire us and remind us to appreciate the beauty of nature. Birds often symbolize hope, joy, and the potential for new beginnings.