Summary & Performance of The U.S. Weight Loss Market in 2013. Discussion of market paradigm shift, from emphasis on diet products. To diet services. Table: $ value of weight loss products vs. services, 2013 growth rate.
It can of course represent being as âproud as a peacockâ about some accomplishment and would like to âshow off.â But Edgar Cayce saw the peacock as a symbol of the warning, âPride goeth before destruction.â (Prov. 16:18). Peacock feather: A peacock feather might represent beauty, self aggrandisement.ometimes the same as phoenix. In some cultures the peacock represent the soul or psyche â ones sense of self with all ones individual memories and characteristics. Because the peacock could shed all its beautiful feathers and then grow them again, early Christians saw it as a symbol of resurrection and immortality.
Native American cultures view the peacock as a symbol of dignity, wholeness, and beauty. In Greek mythology the peacock is associated with Hera, who placed the decapitated head of the hundred-eyed Argus on the tail of her favorite bird. It is seen to symbolize the heavens and the âeyesâ of the stars.hile some believe that having peacock feathers in the home is bad luck, I am of the opinion that the energy we put into our thoughts is what actually brings us our luck. The collection of feathers that we do have indoors was gifted to us at a music festival held at a peacock farm in Oregon by one of the caretakers.