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Wednesday, April 3, 2013

Iris Symbolizes - Quick Reference


Iris symbolizes trust. 

 Mythically, it is the

 messenger of Hera and was 

 actually hailed for bringing 

 the rainbow to the sky. 

 It portrays the importance of

 friendship hailing the glory of

 truth, friendship and trust.

 Great gift for Friendship day.

 Iris expresses hope, the last

 to escape from Pandora's Box, helps man to look forward to a 

 new day after all difficulties. 

 (There are different interpretations for the meanings & uses of plants. Here we offer some general info. but encourage you to work/meditate and find your own.)
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Jasmine Symbol - Quick Reference

Jasmine is associated with love, modesty, sensuality, attachment, amiability, nobility, grace and elegance. 

In Hinduism the Jasmine flower symbolizes divine hope. In Thailand it symbolizes motherhood. In China they are a symbol of feminine sweetness, kindness and beauty. The Jasmine is also the national flower of Indonesia, Pakistan, and the Philippines. As a girl's name, it comes from ancient Persian and means "gift from God." Sampaguita, a variety of jasmine, comes from Tagalog "sumpa kita," in English, "I promise you." Couples once exchanged sampaguita necklaces just as a today's couples give wedding rings. Jasmine penetrates the soul and opens up emotions. In ancient Egypt, Cleopatra used jasmine oil to seduce Anthony. It is still a favorite ingredient in perfumes all over the world. 

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Lotus flower - Quick Reference

The Lotus flower basically symbolizes the clarity of heart as well as the mind. The Lotus flower represents strength, good luck, long life as well as honor and respect. Some scholars have even talked of the lotus flower being a universal representation of the spiritual presence in human lives. The lotus flower basically represents holiness, good wishes, purity and positive energy. According to the Indian culture the lotus flower denotes prosperity knowledge and learning, fruitfulness and illumination. In Egypt the lotus flower symbolized the sun as well as formation and revival. 




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Tulip - Quick Reference

The Tulip is the national flower of Iran and Turkey. In Persia, a red tulip was given to declare love. Tulips are symbolic of fame 
and perfect love. The symbolic meanings also change with the color of the tulips. They also mean eternal life and are heralds of spring. Along with crocuses and daffodils, tulips are the first flowers to blossom each year, sometimes while there is still snow on the ground nearby. In addition to their role as an excellent garden flower and long-lasting cut flower, tulips petals are actually edible. Tulips are used fresh rather than cooked and can be added to appetizers, salads and desserts. Tulips add color, texture and excitement to meals. 

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Calla lily Symbology - Quick Reference

Calla lily meaning: 
On one hand it is used in weddings as sign of purity and on the other hand it symbolizes resurrection and is often used in funerals. Calla lilies are native of southern Africa. They are grown from rhizomes and once planted they keep spreading. It is a beautiful flower. The most common color is white but it is found in colors like burgundy, pink, yellow, blackish purple, and orange. The cup shape of the flower is symbolic of feminine and of rebirth. Calla Lilly are associated with the Greek goddess Hera and with Mother Mary symbolizing her purity and virginity. On Easter it heralds in the resurrection. The Calla lily meaning is both rebirth and union.




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Adding a little sparkle to your Spring garden

Why not add some crystals to your garden this spring? Below is a Grounding Quartz nestled in our tree. Grounding Crystals have eight edges surrounding the largest sloping face. They are quite rare and not always easily available. Grounding crystals help one deal with practical matters in a realistic way. In meditation they help with clarity of thought and expression. Helping one connect with a deeper understand of self and how to apply that understanding in daily life. Also helps connect one to the energies of Gia, the earth and keeps ones energies from being scattered. 




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Dandelion - Quick Reference

Symbolism: Dandelion teaches the ability to regenerate from our roots. Their ability to thrive under the most adverse conditions teaches us persistence and survival.
Dandelions stand for wishes coming true. The dozens of seeds released by each flower head represent fertility and abundance. The seeds' journey illustrates a time of letting go of the past and of hope for the new. It also symbolize faithfulness and happiness, affection returned, desire, sympathy, Oracle of Time and Love. 

 Medicinal: Dandelion is a rich source of vitamins and minerals. The leaves have a high content of vitamin A as well as moderate amounts of vitamin D, vitamin C, various B vitamins, iron, silicon, magnesium, zinc, and manganese. In external uses the fresh juice of dandelion is applied externally to fight bacteria and help heal wounds. The plant has an antibacterial action. The latex contained in the plant sap can be used to remove corns and warts. 



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