Bird Messages.
- Lamisha Lamisha
- Oct 9, 2024
- 3 min read
Updated: Jul 2

I woke up yesterday morning, my garden blooming in all its glory, enticing me to get my fingers dirty. Mat was watering, and I was digging my hands into the earth, connecting with Mama. Since beginning this journey, I’ve realised just how deeply I connect with her. That’s the beautiful thing about soil — it’s not only necessary for the growth of our food, but it’s essential for our connection to this reality. The more time you spend in your garden, the more you start to notice the seasons, the creatures, and the calming rhythm that washes over everything.
I’m mesmerised right now. It’s spring, and all our flowers have sprung. While I was in the garden, a king parrot nearly landed on me — such a moment of magic.
On Sunday, a magpie was wandering around inside our house. Our doors and windows are always open. We’ve come to embrace both the joy and the discomfort of living this close to nature — and honestly, I wouldn’t have it any other way. I love seeing creatures enjoying the food we grow. It reminds me that there is plenty for all and that the Earth is truly abundant. There’s so much we can learn from simply being a part of nature — by observing its rhythms and witnessing the changes in its seasons.
When I first arrived in Australia, I remember singing to the birds, always hoping one would land on me. I was that little girl who grew up watching Disney princesses like Snow White and Sleeping Beauty — the birds always landed on them when they sang! It was my dream for much of my childhood, to be in the garden, singing, waiting for that one magical moment. Lol… thinking back now, it feels so adorably precious. I can still see little me, as clear as day. But the birds never did land. Still, I kept singing, convinced that if I just did it long enough, one day it would happen.
Yesterday, when that bird nearly flew onto me, I had a flashback to that childhood memory. I guess you really do need to be careful what you wish for — because I’m reminded of another bird story… this one was at Australia Zoo. I was with two of my friends, my youngest daughter Chloë, and a little boy I used to babysit. We were watching a bird show, and you wouldn’t believe it — a huge eagle or hawk (one of those varieties) randomly landed on my head! I still remember its claw gripping my very large bun 😂😂😂. It wasn’t part of the show, and as the trainer whistled to call it back, the whole crowd burst into laughter. I was half embarrassed, half hysterical — it was honestly hilarious. But for me, it felt like a really special moment. I have this funny habit of thinking these things are good luck omens. Ask Mat or the girls — they’ll confirm it 😂.
But honestly, I believe in nature and the messages it’s always sending us — if we’re willing to listen.
That brings me to my Breathwork journey the other day (October 7th). A Toucan appeared. I knew straight away I had to remember it — Toucans aren’t birds we see in Australia. As soon as I finished the session, I looked it up. The most obvious feature of the Toucan is its brightly coloured beak, which symbolises creative expression and the importance of embracing our uniqueness. It’s believed Toucans are natural storytellers, and when they appear, it’s an encouragement from the Universe to share your true colours with the world.
I thought about how often I’ve received messages from people who read my blogs, saying how deeply it resonated with them. The truth is, I only write when inspiration strikes — in many ways, the words write themselves. But the appearance of the Toucan reminded me to keep going, to keep telling my stories.
Most people don’t believe me when I tell them I’m actually quite shy and terribly awkward. It’s only through this work that I’ve learned to face my fear of public speaking — and trust me, it’s still something I’m working on. But I love the Universal Laws. I love the way inspiration flows through — even if it arrives in the form of birds 🦜.
So I ask you — what messages are you receiving from the Universe?
Is it through numbers? Animals? Plants? Or a mix of everything?
And when you do receive these messages, how do you feel them? Is it an inner knowing, or a felt sense in the body?
When we become curious about our inner world — when we build a relationship with ourselves — something shifts. All of a sudden, the entire Universe seems to open within you.
Big hugs,
Mish x
To Journey with Us - Please click link below for upcoming events.
Comments