Dear Adele,
Two weeks ago Gene Simpson sent me a video of beautiful peacock splendor for some colour-joy just at moment when I needed cheering up. I immediately thought of sending it to you:
Two weeks ago Gene Simpson sent me a video of beautiful peacock splendor for some colour-joy just at moment when I needed cheering up. I immediately thought of sending it to you:
Last weekend I received another Peacock. My friend Jessica
gave me this shawl along with a story. We don’t know the historic origins of
this story so if anyone reading it does, please share it with us.
Once peacock feathers were symbols of bad-luck, the evil eye
and all that. Then slowly, it came into fashion that some people would wear
them to challenge luck – to show that they were not afraid of bad luck – to
show that they could make their own luck.
I found lots of good peacock symbolism stories here:
Wishing you a colourful day.
Nicole
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