Most people would never think of a beetle as representing any sort of spiritual power. After all, they’re merely little insects with hard shells and seemingly no character. Some people might even be startled and scream in the presence of beetles, especially those of the not-so-little variety. beetles spirit guides have quite a symbolic life in the natural world and neglecting to give them that recognition would be doing them an injustice. The most basic symbolism that beetles offer us come in the form of their physical make-up. They’re comprised of three main parts (head, abdomen, thorax), which directly correlates to the natural law of threes: you will receive three times the energy that you put out into the environment.
Essentially, the beetle animal totem suggests that you reap what you sow, threefold. When you consider this, it seems awfully important for you to ensure that this energy is positive, productive, and favorable to others. What are you putting out into the world?
If it is helpful and valuable in an honest sense, the rule of three suggests that help and prosperity will be returned to you. If you are honest and just, you will be rewarded. What goes around comes around, in a nutshell.
Beetles, like many insects, have antennae that they use for sensory perception. Obviously, humans do not have antennae, but this doesn’t mean that they are not symbolic for us. Beetles use their antennae to carefully sense their way around their environment and thus serve as a reminder for us to do the same.

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