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Significance of Animals & Birds In Hindu Mythology .

We are religious . We have believe in our God. In same way we respect all the animals in our earth , Each of the animals have their own significance and that is why they seem to  carry their good and evil contradictions for their God respectively ...... accordingly they carry their impact towards our  prosperity . 

Today I am going to share some of the significances of our Hindu Mythology based on Animals and Birds. Take a look on the influences of Hindu Animals & Birds ......



  • Owl : Goddess Lakshmi brings Prosperity in our Life but white owl only. So if you see there is advent of white owl around your house , this means there is an existent of wealth in your house .
  • Pigeon :Pigeon is the symbol of peace and unity . So this is good to have a Pigeon nest in house as well flying around house also .
  • Drake/Duck : This is good sign to hear the quake . This means , you have a planning to have your own house .
  • Cockatoo : Auspicious bird . It is said if there is a cockatoo in your house , you will be always wealthy and rich .  
  • Rat : White Rat is a symbol of Good Fortune .
  • Lizard :  Having Lizards in house is Good symbol. This brings progressiveness for your house.
  • Honey-Bee : Advent of Honey-Bee in house brings well-beings in our way.
  • Turtle/Tortoise : According to Hindu Scriptures Turtle brings always good luck . Any types Turtle carries Good Fortune . So no need to explain, how to have your Good Fortune always. That is why Turtle meat is strictly prohibited in Hindu Scriptures.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     
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