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Key aspects of swan symbolism 

• Grace and Beauty: The swan's elegant movement on water is a powerful symbol for moving gracefully through life. 
• Love and Loyalty: Because swans often mate for life, they are strongly associated with fidelity, monogamy, and lasting love. The image of two swans forming a heart with their necks is a common representation of eternal love. 
• Transformation: The swan is a symbol of inner beauty and transformation, showing that true worth is not always apparent on the surface. 
• Spiritual and Mystical: In many traditions, the swan represents the soul or the journey of the soul. In Hinduism, the swan (Hamsa) is a sacred bird that symbolizes the discernment of truth, while in other cultures, it can be a messenger to the afterlife. 
• Wisdom: The ability to distinguish the eternal from the transient is linked to the swan in some myths, making it a symbol of wisdom and spiritual insight. 
• Artistic Inspiration: The swan has been a symbol of artistic and poetic inspiration