In many cultures, the chirp of a lizard is more than just noise—it’s a message. While science explains it as territory or mating behavior, traditions in Asia, Africa, and the Middle East see it as a spiritual sign.
In Feng Shui, a chirp near the entrance may signal luck; in the bedroom, a subtle warning. Southeast Asian folklore treats it as a sign to pause or pay attention. Ultimately, the meaning depends on timing and intuition. So next time a lizard chirps, ask yourself—not what it means, but what you were doing the moment it called. The answer might surprise you.
