going to be a great night!, enhoy the jow.
she's got that whole E energy
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Negative symbolism
Desolation and neglect:
In some biblical interpretations, the ostrich symbolizes a barren, uninhabited land, representing the consequences of divine judgment.
Foolishness and cruelty:
Some interpretations of their nesting habits portray them as being foolish or even cruel parents, providing a cautionary symbol.
The "Ostrich effect":
This term, derived from the myth that they bury their heads in the sand, represents a cognitive bias where individuals avoid negative information.
Positive symbolism
Strength and resilience:
Due to the myth that they can eat iron, they have symbolized strength and the ability to endure hardship.
Rebirth and new life:
The belief that their eggs hatch by staring at them has made them a symbol of new life, rebirth, and determination.
Spiritual enlightenment:
In some Hindu traditions, the ostrich symbolizes a spiritually awakened soul, like someone who remains unaffected by worldly influences.
Concentration and focus:
Their supposed ability to make eggs hatch through sheer will has led to them being associated with single-mindedness and concentration.
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high I captain!