Common Yellow-Jacket ("bee")

Wow, LittleFire, that is astounding, it's actually a sync as well as a message for you. I had posted something Saturday in General discussion about bees and how scientists now believe that bees live in other dimensions. I was talking with Two about it yesterday, as it related to his experience with getting into the void, so to speak. He did a dance in his head, much the same ways bees dance to communicate to one another. Anyway, long story short, bees are so very special to me, because my name, Melissa, means "honeybee". Just yesterday, just yesterday (did I stress that enough?) I looked up bee medicine, because I have "bee times" in my life. Very interesting. Anyway, here is what Bee means...

BEE

Fertility and the Honey of Life, Accomplishing the Impossible


Bees are the symbol of fertility and sexuality.
Its honeycomb, a hexagon, is the symbol of the heart and
represents the sweetness of life found within our own heart.
It is also the symbol of the sun and all its energies.

The bee reminds us to extract the honey of life
and to make our lives fertile (productive) while the sun shines.
No matter how great the dream is, there is the promise of fulfillment if we pursue our dreams.

If a Bee has shown up in your life, examine your own productivity.
Are you doing all you can to make your life more fertile?
Are you busy enough?
Are you making time to savor the honey of life and not becoming a workaholic?

The Bee is the symbol of accomplishing the impossible.
Aerodynamically, its body is too large for its wings and should not be able to fly.
Although now we understand how it does fly (high rate of wing movement),
the Bee remains a symbol of accomplishing anything you put your mind to.

In Hinduism, the Bee relates to Vishnu, Krishna or Kama, the God of Love.
In Egypt, the Bee symbolized royalty.
In Greece, it was the symbol of the Eleusinian Mysteries.
The Celts associated the Bee with hidden wisdom.

I don't like bees much.