A fraternal hug and my wishes of happiness for all my friends in this beautiful community.

One of the main tasks of beetles is to facilitate the decomposition of organic matter from plants (dead trees, litter, forest humus) or animals (corpses or excrement), guaranteeing the cycle of nutrients in the soils.

But if we go to the approach of its symbolic meaning, we find that for the Egyptians it has a double symbolism: with the wings gathered, it is the disciple, the life that has not yet been able to flourish, that is beginning and then rises and flies towards the Sun now Kepher, the symbol of the initiate and the teacher, related to Amun, the winged solar disk.

These colorful little beetles are our neighbors in gardens, parks, forests, and beaches.

They remember the importance of connecting with nature, the need not to forget where we come from and where we will return when we have taken our last breath. We are here in a precise space and time to carry out a mission, and we must not forget that we have a job to do, both as a contribution to the world and for spiritual development.