Heart Wisdom Easter Quest 2026

I counted 15 symbols in total. The one that stood out most for me was the heart with the paw inside it. I have a necklace and a couple t-shirts of that symbol because that symbol to me means that my heart is here to love, protect, and support all animals. I gave that symbol in a pendant to a young girl a few years ago because she, too, loves animals and wanted to help them. To me, that symbol represents my heart’s commitment to the animals to do what I can to help them. ❤️

I found 15 symbols in the 2 modules.

A number of symbols like the bridge, star, waves, key, flower of life felt very significant, but what stood out is the infinity symbol. It has always appealed to me because of the connotation. As the name suggests, it symbolizes something limitless (space, time, energy), unending or eternal (life, love, hope), a never ending cycle (life, death, reincarnation). In Hinduism, this endless cycle of creation and destruction is symbolized by a celestial coiled serpent, much like the symbol.

The aspects of the symbol are woven into our daily lives (eg limitless possibilities/opportunities) and teachings……eg. time travel, sending out love energy to the universe, being able to change an energy, different ways of receiving and sending telepathic messages and approaching a problem, communicating with an animal in spirit (since the soul never dies, a love that does not end with the death of the physical body). I think its placement in the extended awareness meditation lesson is very appropriate!

I found 15 (although I debated a little bit on 2 of them 😅). I enjoyed doing this online Easter Egg hunt and it got me more familiar with all the intuitive practice lessons. Anyway, the symbol that most stood out to me was the spiral. I love the depth of spirals — revisiting something, coming back to it, the process of unfurling. It reminds me of a curled up fern getting ready to expand. Life is ever evolving and we often have opportunities to come back to the things that challenged us previously, and to try again. A beautiful reminder of growth, healing, the way life is interconnected and expansive (and yet also so tiny sometimes). To let your heart be open to the process…

And from an academic point, I’ve always always loved the concept of a spiral cirriculum. I’ve felt it’s the best way to develop skills and to see things in a new way over time.

Thank you for this experience! Wishing you all a lovely day.

I counted 15 symbols. Several of the symbols held meaning for me, but the flower of life stood out as it is what Val used for Hally very recently 🥰 and is a reminder how powerful certain symbols can be when we use them properly 🩷

When counting everything that seemed like a symbol i counted 129.
Ones that stood out were the one with the two lions , girl, teddy bear, and book.
Also, the chakra colored infinity symbol.
The ones that stood out the most were the infinity symbol, bridge with grass patches and flowers, the tree, and the wave symbol.

15 symbols. the peacock feather caught my eye. what comes through for me — dramatic, a bolt of pure presence. bright and bold. crisp clear pretty. no pretense. happiness.

I counted 15 symbols. These quests are so fun and get us to dig into the material again – love it! One of my kitties popped up next to me while I was going through the lessons – I think he was helping me.:)

I like the key – I need to unlock more of these lessons to practice more – and the wave, I need to learn to go with the flow and not force things.

Kitty Neo like the feather!

I counted 14 of what I considered symbols, and another 9 that were more picture than symbol. The tree is important to me as it connects me with heaven and earth, grounded and connected to the divine. The “spirograph” looking symbol represents connectivity, past to present to future, interconnectedness of all of life. It has movement and flexes in and out. It can stretch out as we deepen our understanding, broadening with our experiences.

Thank you for the opportunity to reflect.

I counted 15 but maybe one more was a picture, but I did not think it was a symbol. I thought that the bridge stood out to me. I have had many dogs that are waiting for me at the rainbow bridge. I use to raise and show westies, many dogs growing up and other rescue dogs etc. I can imagine all of them waiting for me. We certainly will have a great reunion. I wonder if any of them have been to my house more than once. I think that Lily, my current dog has been my dog before. I just have a feeling about her when I look in her eyes. It may be because I am now into AC and are aware of it.
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This was rough for me on 2 counts: I work Fri, Sat, Sun so it didn’t leave me much time. Also I am suffering from some severe health problems right now and well won’t go into it but it affects everything.

So I won’t play the game. I was confused about ‘symbols’. The first time I was reading and most but not all I have read before, but neither time did I mark it as complete. duh. and the first time I was looking for eggs or things shaped like eggs. Second time looked for what I assumed you were putting in there for symbols. Have come to the conclusions that we all would get different answers as some things would signify as a symbol to one person as it struck a chord and meant something to us while to someone else would not.

So i just want to say I thouroughly enjoyed this. I learned to really READ to go deeper and to finally understand and learn . I want to go back to some of them as I didn’t have time to get as much out of them as I want and know I can. I also could write about each one, the experiences and examples I hae had with each one of these. Just Wow! What a lesson. thanks Val.