Subject: Symbolism | Type: Animal |
The large feathery tail that is hard to miss with all its adornment and its tuned feathers that absorb vibrations to sense things around them is a bird like no other. It is the official animal of Disco culture and is seen in many themes and interests of the selected time eras. This type of identity marks an animal that has a contrast to its female counter part to the male itself to mark a sense of difference and similarities to mark a sense of androgyny as well. The time era of the 1970s challenged gender norms, broadened gender representation, explore individuality, and connect with music through rhythm and words. The color blue is the freedom of the spirited individual to be guided to their integrity, being a moral principled, no overindulgence, and a sense of harmony of timely gratification that is often times delayed. The 1970s were brightly colored with confidence with slight differences in gender fashion of the tone gradients in the color itself. Disco would move on to show the colors off as a sense of open space and trust to the moment to exude carefully projected emotions. This type of contrasting link of emotions to logical expression is a indication of a transformation or renewal of allowing plaguing ego die out and allow a observation of awareness and spirituality. Peacocks are native to South Asia as the Indian Peafowl and have been introduced in other parts of the world. In some parts of the world the fowl is eaten as a food source as it states in old European middle ages cookbooks. It is designated as the bird of India and mentioned in Buddhist philosophy as a representer of wisdom. Peacocks are available from breeders to be free ranging ornaments of Zoos and parks from dealers. Since the feathers naturally shed the plucking allows for the safe collection of feathers without damaging the peacock population. The Peacock, is known for their large train or tail that are marked with a design of eye spots that are organized in a fan like style to ornament the bird. The variations of peacock are the indian peacock, congo peacock, and green peacock, however several breeds cover the colors of yellow, purple, green, white, and black. The size of peacocks are near (7 pounds) and are eaten from its natural predators of large cats: leopards, tigers, and wild dogs. The dafter view the peacock as a symbol of morality for its push and pull idea of pleasure of the moment versus long lasting happiness in activities. The pursuit of immediate pleasures of intercourse, fatty foods, relaxation, and social attention are balanced with ideas of delayed happiness involving relationships, health fitness, self improvement, and reasons of thankfulness. The peacock guides the way out of the darkness by distinguishing pleasure and happiness by methods of human connection, shared contribution, coping and considerations, nutritional dieting to focus on both dopamine and serotonin. The never ending hedonistic infinity of short lived, visceral, selfish, and fading pleasure of the world such as: drugs, notifications, fast food, caffeinated drinks, purchases, playing, and gambling are paths that lead the way for an dopamine addiction. In heightened pleasure of the high it always bursts and takes a dive into the low feeling of concluding depression from the emotional fall afterwards. This cycle is ended from long lived, cerebral, contributing, and lasting happiness, such as: therapeutics, performances, slow food, supplemental drinks, compliance, producing, and speculating. Celebrating with the image of a peacock can be attention grabbing. To live through the ideas of what is inside the mind on topics such as: gender norms, creative expression, self identifying, and balancing conforming with individualism through considerations of both traditionalism and progression. This shows how the Peacock can be seen in many ways in Disco culture. It can follows the self awareness in its need to be internalized of the mind for considerations of actions and repercussions of executed actions.
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