PHOENIX

The Phoenix is a large mythical bird with splendid plumage.Once,it made a nest with cypress branches.While sitting in the nest to lay eggs,the bird created a great deal of heat,setting itself on fire with the cypress serving as stoker.After three days,the phoenix emerged from its own ashes,reborn and released from its own ashes,reborn and released from the sentence of death forever.

The phoenix was a symbol of Christ in the Middle Ages,specifically,his resurrection,having died on the Cross and returned from death in three days.In Egypt,the Phoenix is connected with the sun and the Nile river.The Egyptian version of Phoenix was a 'Bennu',which was part Heron,and part Falcon.The bird controlled the cycle of the sun each day.In China,the Phoenix is commonly seen in twos,male and female.Two Phoenixes represent Yin and Yang.Yin Phoenix is passive,intuitive,moon,winter.Conversely the Yang(male) Phoenix is iconic of assertion,action,sun,summer.speakingtree.in

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