09/18/2026
Have you ever paused and thought or maybe wondered why we hear so many people talk about the signs they see and how they feel when they encounter them? Maybe you have experienced this yourself.
Most of the time people instantly feel these signs are their departed loved ones who are visiting them.
Some may feel the sign IS their loved ones.
Well, Let’s talk about those two things.
When we encounter an experience we interpret as a sign such as coins, dragonflies, butterflies, praying mantis, cardinals or any sign you perceive and here’s the point, that sign makes you FEEL ( clairsentience) something.
Instantly you begin to think of someone in particular.
That is a SIGN from that person.
Our loved ones in the spirit world are not literally the butterfly, cardinal ect… but what they are doing is using the energy around us at that particular time and moment to capture our attention with a sign like a butterfly, bird, and so forth.
And at that moment you instantly think of them. You are flooded with emotions, memories and for just a few moments you pause, the memories flood over you and you are together again. Even for a brief moment they are absolutely present with you 💜
So please don’t discard the efforts of our loved ones to bring you comfort and moments of remembering them in simple ways as they keep their love alive within us.
Our loved ones in spirit are ever present with us. They validate in so many ways exactly what we are doing, how we feel, and are able to bring us comfort.
Sometimes when we need it most with a simple visit from a butterfly 🦋 💜
So Much Love,
Helen Richelle
Oxoxo
In Greek mythology, butterflies symbolize the human soul and transformation.
The Soul ("Psyche")
* The ancient Greek word for butterfly is psyche , which also translates to "soul," "mind," or "breath".
* This connection is best seen in the myth of Psyche, a mortal princess who became the goddess of the soul.
* In classical art, Psyche is frequently shown with the delicate wings of a butterfly.
Metamorphosis and Rebirth
* The life cycle of a butterfly—moving from a crawling caterpillar to a resting chrysalis and finally to a winged creature—mirrored the journey of the spirit.
* Greeks viewed the chrysalis as a temporary shell and the emerging butterfly as the soul breaking free.
* This represented the belief in the soul's survival after physical death and its capacity for spiritual growth.