What is the symbolic meaning of dove?

Answer 1

A dove is a symbol of the Holy Spirit

White dove is the symbolic of Peace

The dove has been used to celebrate new beginings; this is believed to have come from the time when Noah let his dove fly out of the arc and it returned with an olive branch, showing the world was coming to life again after the great flood.

The dove mates for life once it has chosen a partner, so they also symbolize fidelity.

Answer 2

== As a Biblical symbol, it represented the Holy Spirit of God. When Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist ....The Holy Ghost descended in bodily shape as a dove and a voice came from Heaven which said," Thou are My beloved son in thee I am well pleased." Luke 3:22 . Also It represents peace as the dove with an olive branch in it's beak. That is what happened when Noah loosed a dove to see if it could find dry land after the rain that destroyed all flesh and every living thing in Genesis 8. The first time he set it free it returned with no place to land but the ark ....After 7 more days he set the dove free again and it returned in the evening with an olive branch in its beak ...After 7 more days he let it loose again and it never returned. == The dove is an international symbol for peace.

Answer 3

In the universal language of mind this will represent a subconscious thought that is less than clear. The subconscious mind re-produces from our pictures we create consciously. So one will want to give attention to being more clear about what is wanted.

white-awareness

darkness-ignorance or ignoring

brown- somewhere inbetween, leaning to the side of being unaware

remember that our thought that we are unconscious of can be a part of the creative picture, which is how we get those little surprises.

Answer 4

A blue dove represents a sad sort of peace that is sometimes good and sometimes bad.

Answer 5

The holy spirit, peace, and hope.