Meaning of flying frogs from Bali?

Answer 1

The flying frog has a wonderful tapestry of symbolism woven around it. A regular frog symbolizes transformation since it starts its life in the water as a tadpole and changes to a creature which can live on either land or water, and a flying frog represents the next stage of metamorphosis to a creature which can be at home in water on land and in the air. It is representative of change and transformation on a spiritual level.

Flying frogs are often seen as protectors and hung over babies cribs who are transforming from spirit into physical body, or in the doorways of menopausal women who are transforming from physical to spiritual as they move from the caregiver years to the liberating life stage of the wise woman.

Flying frogs are also considered bringers of luck, since they can connect and communicate between the elements of water, earth and air.

When you see a flying frog, think of protection, transformation, and good luck.

Answer 2

There are no naturally occurring flying frogs in Bali. The term "flying frog" is often used to describe the gliding ability of certain frog species, such as the Wallace's flying frog, found in regions neighboring Bali. These frogs have webbed feet and loose flaps of skin that allow them to glide between trees by controlling their descent.