What is the flower language and meaning of the datura flower?
The datura flower is also called mandala or manda, and often appears in fields, beside ditches, along roadsides, on riverbanks, on hillsides and other places. Next, let us take a look at what the flower languages of the datura flower are!
In Buddhist scriptures, the datura flower means comfort and pleasantness, which is to say that everyone who sees it will feel joyful. It embodies the spirit of penetrating the seen and unseen, of transcendent awakening, and of endless transformation. It is said that a person with this spirit can become a mandala immortal. What effects does the datura flower have?
The effects of the datura flower mainly lie in its medicinal value. It has effects such as relieving asthma, dispelling wind, and anesthesia and pain relief, and can be used to treat conditions such as asthma, convulsions, rheumatic arthralgia, athlete's foot, and sore pain from sores and ulcers.
The flower language of the datura flower
The datura flower has many flower colors, and the flower language of datura of different colors is also different.
The flower language of the purple datura: terror
The flower language of the blue datura: false feelings, deceptive love
The flower language of the pink datura: comfort and pleasantness
The flower language of the green datura: endless hope
The flower language of the golden datura: respect and love, a natural-born lucky one, and unending happiness
The flower language of the white datura: it is a flower that blooms in heaven, white and soft; those who see this flower will have evil removed of itself.
The flower language of the red datura: bloody love
The flower language of the black datura: unpredictable darkness, death, and a love wandering in displacement, uninterrupted love and revenge, the lovelessness and hatredlessness of the mortal world, a resilient and wounded heart that has been hurt, and the road of no return in life.
Datura flower legend one
Legend says that in the Buddhist land of the Western Pure Land, heavenly music often sounds in the air, and the ground is all decorated with gold. There is an extremely fragrant and beautiful flower called the datura flower, which falls from the sky without interruption day or night, scattering in profusion all over the ground.
Datura flower legend two
The black datura is the noblest variety among datura, a noble, elegant and mysterious flower. The datura flower in the dark night is a flower whose blooms closely resemble lilies, with a light and elegant fragrance, but that is a fragrance that, if smelled too much, will make you experience slight hallucinations. There is a legend about the black datura: in every pot of black datura lives a spirit, and they can help you fulfill the wish in your heart! But they also have a condition of exchange, and that is human blood! As long as you use your own blood to water that black, enchantingly beautiful datura flower, the spirit in the flower will help you fulfill the wish in your heart! It can only be watered with blood, because they love this passionate and deadly feeling!
Datura flower legend three
Datura flower: a cursed flower that grows in the desert. In the great desert, no one who finds the datura flower can leave safely. It is elegantly beautiful, with enchanting branches and leaves, highly poisonous and without an antidote, and is also called the love flower.
There is a legend: the great desert is a punishment imposed by God because of human desire. All life in the great desert is controlled only by the water god at the center of the desert. Until the water god fell in love with a woman leading her people to search for water, God was furious and wanted to destroy the water god's soul. The desert flower god datura, at the cost of entering the mortal world's cycle of reincarnation together with him, begged God to forgive him. God was moved by her devotion and only expelled the water god from the heavenly realm. Since then, there has been no water in the desert, and datura also became a cursed flower. With deadly poison in its body.
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