Willy Wagtail Spiritual Meaning
The willy wagtail (Rhipidura leucophrys) is a woodland songbird, a familiar sound in the Australian bush. Singing through the night, especially on a full moon. Willy wagtail worships that bright lunar shine, he sings to celebrate her presence.
The songs of this nightingale are joyful like the peacock, enticing inspiration and creativity. Willy wagtail reminds us to be cheerful and to proclaim our zest for life. A truly divine bird gives us the gift of healing through song and sound. Listening to the songs is an elysian experience, which transcends us into a meditative state.
Willy Wagtail Spirit Animal
Those who possess willy wagtail as their spirit animal are fearless warriors. Willing to take on anything to protect the family and his territory. Even the king kookaburra or Crow will cop a serving from willy if they come too close to his home. Willy wagtail often appears for fathers having a hard time adjusting to newfound fatherhood.
Willy Wagtail spirit animal people have a strong personality, with unmatched determination. Making these people extremely hard workers, who focus on the long game to achieve their goals. Often knowing their craft and gifts at an early age. And carrying them through to success in business in the future.
The shadow side of willy wagtail spirit animal people is they often have to deal with rage. Anger presents itself as a learning tool for these people, something they need to get control over. Often this anger is a build-up of tension and stress from a past situation. Which has not been dealt with or healed.
Spiritual Meaning Of Seeing A Willy Wagtail
In my personal experiences with willy wagtail, he has been the messenger of good luck. Gifts from the universe seem to arrive at the very same time willy wagtail appears. He seems to follow you, seeing him wherever you travel.
Seeing willy wagtail augers a blessing, an omnipresent message from the great spirit that you are looked after. And karma is soon to shine in your favour, supplying your needs without too much effort on your part. Seeing Willy Wagtail on a hibiscus bush is an omen of good fortune.
Willy Wagtail Messenger
Among some aboriginal tribes, the willy wagtail ( jitta jitta) is a bad omen, one of mischievousness and a sign of death. The Gunwinggu people of western Arnhem Land caution against the willie wagtail as a liar and a teller of tall tales.
Similar legends and myths are also attributed to the Curlew bird. In New Guinea, the willie wagtail has been seen as a good omen a messenger of spirit. The sound of willy wagtail singing is a sign of good crops and a plentiful harvest. Plus healthy offspring for animals and humans. Copyright © Psychic Medium Ian Scott
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