The frog is such an omnipresent creature that it’s very easy to take it for granted. Frogs are strongly connected to the water element and the process of healing and renewal. Evolving from an inert egg state to a tadpole, and then to a creature filled with fresh vitality, frogs remind us that there are far more important things in life than any present predicament. They keep us in touch with our inherent spirituality by virtue of its metamorphosis.

Frog Symbolism Facts & Meaning: A Totem, Spirit & Power Animal
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Frog Symbolism & Meaning

The entire life of the frog is a symbol of transition. It reminds us that though there are things lost during change, each one is an opportunity to find something better. After the egg stage, the frog loses the safety of its shell. After the tadpole stage, it loses its outstanding mobility in the water. However, at each change, it gains something far better than what it leaves behind.
The water connection is also a symbol that with each change we gain an opportunity to cleanse ourselves and to renew. There may be stains from the past that we wish to let go of, and the best way to do so is to reinvent ourselves and move forward.
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Frog Spirit Animal

The way the frog moves is demonstrative of its virtues. When it hops into your life, it also invites you to hop through whatever you’re going through right now. If you’re in a pinch in an area of your life, it may be time to jump around and shake things up, to see if you will find a way out and up. If you’re stuck in a rut, it may be time to hasten change. Frogs are also reminiscent of the seasons, reminding us that each one brings its own blessings.
If it’s a tadpole that finds its way as your spirit animal, it’s time to prepare for a stroke of good luck. The tadpole is reminiscent of the sperm cell, the fertilizer that helps bring about life. And as life is abundance, the tadpole is a reminder that windfalls are just around the corner if we know where to look.
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Frog Power Animal
If you think you’re getting buried under the weight of your responsibilities, then it’s time to call on the frog as your power animal. The frog is an excellent guide if you need to shuffle your priorities around, especially when it comes to adjusting to the things the universe throws your way. The frog also helps you keep your emotions up despite troubles, since its joyful way of jumping about is a source of inspiration.
The frog is also someone to call on if you need help in communicating yourself. The frog is famous for its song, that resonates throughout the field and enjoins other frogs. It’s an excellent reminder of unity in communication, and the rippling change one can bring about if he lets his voice be heard.
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Frog Totem Animal

As a totem animal, the frog teaches us to be adaptive and graceful when facing various issues in life. As the frog is amphibious, we should be ready to jump about when the situation demands, and to swim and stay afloat when problems arise.
This ability to switch between “land” and “water” requires us to have a good deal of focus. It also demands intuition — the frog switches unconsciously, by muscle memory. This is something we could train into something greater. This focus and intuition can then be expanded into a unique vision that can help carry us through life.
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Frog Native American Symbolism

The connection of the frog to the water element also appears in Native American symbolism. Here, the frog is a medicine animal that helps in healing (by virtue of its transformative being) and the calling of rains. In fact, medicine men have used frogs to cure various diseases, causing them to hop off from the afflicted person.
The frog’s connection to abundance and fertility is also not overlooked, along with its capacity for growth and rebirth. It is therefore not unusual that some Native American tribes like the Zuni and the Creek have frogs as their totem animals.
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Frog Celtic Symbolism

The Celtic culture hails water as a prime source of primeval power. Wells, springs, rivers, and waterfalls feature dominantly in their culture, and many are held sacred. Being primarily water creatures, frogs are also held in high regard. Aside from the traditional symbol of cleansing and healing, frogs are sometimes held in Celtic cultures as monarchs.
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Frog Far Eastern Symbolism

In the Chinese tradition, the frog is a female spirit (yin). It is thought to bring good luck and abundance. It is customary to see golden or jade frog statues with coins on their lips, to symbolize this — the frog was the favorite pet of the God of Wealth.
In Japan, frogs enjoy pretty much the same treatment. There are frog amulets that are worn by people as a means of attracting good fortune and safety.
In other parts of Asia, the croaking of the frogs is thought to attract rain. Therefore, it is a symbol of good harvest and abundant food.
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Frog in Dreams

There can be many meanings attached to the frog, so when it hops into your dreams make sure to take note of what the frog is doing. If it is moving, it reminds you of the transient nature of life. If it stays in place, it reminds you to think about growth opportunities and avenues of abundance.
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Frog Encounters / Frog Omens

When we meet frogs in our daily lives, we should take note of its symbolic properties and see how it applies to us. It may be a call for change or healing. It is also important to note that not all frog appearances are good — a frog scurrying away from you may be the omen of a natural disaster in the future.
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Frog Mythology and Folklore

Almost all ancient cultures feature frogs as an agent of renewal. For example, in the Ancient Egyptian times, the frog is the symbol of resurrection. In the Roman tradition, Venus (the goddess of love) is often featured with a frog to highlight love’s transformative and regenerative properties.
Frogs may be something we are used to seeing regularly, but they hide a deep and meaningful lesson we humans could learn from.
I live in the Sonoran desert and have never seen a frog never mind see one hop towards me and just hang around. My mom is in the house on Hospice care and I’m told she is transitioning from this world to the next. Amazing.
I saw a large bullfrog in the middle of the road and he was the largest I’ve ever seen, I stopped in the road so I would not hit him. I could hardly believe my eyes he was the size of a dinner plate, and I live in the dry lands of southwest Oklahoma!
There are abunch in my house scattered about….I got a NICE GREEN treefrog on my window sill and he ain’t moved nor took his eye off me at all had big shiny copper rim mouth and was croak bloating rapidly as well… BIG $ coming soon…. yea buddy JAARONDAVISADHD #FREECYPHERWRITE
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I have 4 boys and i see frog in our apartment when each of the boys were born. I dont just know what happened
I wasn’t arrested in Carlisle County Kentucky in my cell there was a frog the day before I went to court that morning of trying to jump on my bed I awoke and I kept looking at the Frog wondering but in my spirit is telling me good things we’re getting ready to happen and bad things was getting ready to have I’m not sure it was a journey that I’m going to be taking with this arrest and the journey that I am going to be taking with my husband that is on life support family if the Frog was a sign of healing it was there in my presence if the Frog was there as a spiritual reincarnation it was in my presence the ones that had hurt me and injured me while all answer to their wrong doings I do believe that the frog is a very powerful spiritual in our universe Survivor with a testimony Understand yours.
Am happy to to have read about frogs and the positive meaning to a transition in our lives. In the past 5 days I have seen very tiny ones on my kitchen and have assisted them to hop outside. I am pleased also that they symbolize fertility, health and wealth; my daughter is battling to have kids and I pray this is the beginning of good news in our lives.
This is all so very interesting. For the last 2 nights I’ve had big green frogs in my back yard. And they are very noisy. I believe they are telling me that changes are going to happen. I hope for the best.
The Riamei clan of the Rongmei, Liangmai, Zeme and Inpui tribes of the north-east India, their totem is frog. I learnt that frog is so meaningful and symbolic. Thank you for the information.
i saw a frog when I was walking my dog…I’m going through life changing situations right now and I’m also on a healing process from my past ! Great things in my life are beginning to happen! Thank you for the information!
I have lived in my house for 10 years. Never seen frogs ever. But this year we have lots of little frogs every where in our yard! It’s great we love them. When they are in our way we pick them up and relocate to a different spot in the yard.
Does anyone know what it means when a one eyed frog appears before you?