Butterflies in My Garden

I have three beautiful butterfly bushes in my garden. The attract the most beautiful butterflies. I often think of the book, Flight Behaviour by Barbara Kingsolver (one of my favourite authors). In Flight Behavior, alteration of monarch butterflies migration symbolizes a changing world. Dellarobia Turnbow is a 28-year-old discontented housewife living with her poor family on a farm in Appalachia. It is a deep and beautiful story.
Here are 10 common things butterflies symbolize:
Transformation & Personal Growth: The most prominent symbol, representing life changes, personal development, and emerging as a new, improved version of oneself. 
 Rebirth & Renewal: A sign of new beginnings and a reminder that after difficult times, better days are ahead. 
Hope: Butterflies appearing in difficult periods can symbolize hope, healing, and the promise of new opportunities. 
Freedom: The effortless flight of a butterfly represents liberation, letting go of burdens, and embracing a sense of joy and freedom. 
Spirituality: Butterflies can be a connection to the divine, representing the human soul, spiritual evolution, and higher consciousness. 
Messages from the Spirit World: Some believe that seeing a butterfly, particularly a white one, is a sign from deceased loved ones or angels. 
Joy: Their delicate nature and vibrant presence are often associated with happiness and pleasure. 
Beauty: The butterfly’s radiant and colorful wings are seen as a symbol of earthly beauty and elegance. 
Purity & Innocence: White butterflies, in particular, symbolize purity, innocence, and peace. 
Resurrection: Their life cycle from caterpillar to butterfly, involving a period of hibernation in a chrysalis, is a powerful metaphor for resurrection and the life-death-life cycle.