Freedom Bird: A Tale of Hope and Courage

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Sparrows are some of the most common birds found in cities as well as in wildlife. These birds represent a different kind of freedom that is associated with renewal. As such, they are amazing representations both of having wings to lead us through life and their limitations at risk if we do not tread carefully in all that we do. 11. Falcon Cranes are beautiful birds that are associated with the renewal of the mind and the spirit and are also associated with freedom.

So as the embodiment of freedom in the US (and, by proxy, anywhere else in the world), the Bald Eagle is considered a fierce hunter with no known natural predators. Perhaps the most commonly found bird across the world, sparrows are highly favored for their ability to withstand the rigors of both country and city life. Such flexibility gives these friendly and adaptable creatures the freedom to thrive in different environments and adapt to the changes in their varying living conditions. Dreams and visions of the Wolf are said to represent a moment in your life where you need to take charge of your own life and start living on your terms. Parakeets could represent freedom, or they could represent being caged-in, if they are… well, caged in. Like the canary, to see a parakeet flying freely is a powerful symbol for freedom, just like the feelings it gives us whenever we see it.Robins are tiny cute little birds and you will immediately start seeing them when the spring arrives. These birds also represent freedom and renewal. Horses are a universal symbol of freedom. Riding a horse can make people feel free, with wild horses being the ultimate symbol of being able to move without restraint. In Native American tribes, horses also represent power. Falcons are symbols of courage and strength, urging us to act independently and unbound by restrictions or limitations. The heron is a large, graceful bird that is found near water. It is considered a symbol of freedom because it is not restricted by any boundaries. Instead, it is able to roam wherever it wants in search of food.

The purpose of chains is to curb a person’s freedom, restrain their movement and keep them under control. In other words, to hold them as a slave or a prisoner.

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So grab your binoculars (or camera!) because here’s an opportunity for you to take flight on birds that represent freedom! Colors hold a great importance. Blue often represents freedom, perseverance, justice, prosperity, and peace. Green is associated with nature, the Earth and mankind which are all concepts associated with freedom. Adding these shades to your tattoo can add symbolisms to the design. Recognized across cultures as the “ King of the Skies“, the eagle is a popular symbol of freedom. Known to be one of the strongest birds around, eagles give us the courage to face the challenges that we encounter in our daily lives. Not only will you get to learn more about these incredible animals, but you will also understand how their beauty can help us feel connected to nature and its journey toward liberation for all species alike! Unlike outlining, not every tattoo has shading. Color and shading can make a piece appear lifelike, give it a bolder appearance or give it dimension. For most people, shading hurts less than the outlining process. Shading comes after outline, so your body will generally have gotten used to the sensation of the tattoo needle.