What is the flower language of Datura (the meaning and symbol of Datura)

The meaning and flower language of Datura: White Datura means bright and pure, and flower language is the flower in the sky; The golden mandala symbolizes endless happiness, and the flower language is natural luck and love; Green Datura is endless hope; Pink Datura represents comfort; Red Datura Bloody Love; Black mandala is darkness and death; Purple mandala terror; Blue Datura flower language is cheating and cheating on love.

Datura is a very strange flower. Some people think that it is the flower of Buddhism, which is extremely holy, while others say that it is the flower of the underworld, which brings darkness, and its flower language and meaning are also diametrically opposite. According to the eight color systems of Datura, namely white, gold, green, pink, red, black, purple and blue, it can be divided into two categories: the bright world and the dark world.

Datura's four colors of white, gold, green and pink represent all hope and beauty, while red, black, purple and blue represent all misfortune and terror. Each color represents a different meaning, such as a world of mortals with a different mission. It can be a sacred relic or a fallen flower in the underworld, blooming in the bright world and rooted in the dark world.

In the west, Datura has always been an ominous representative because this flower plant likes to grow under the guillotine. It is said that pulling Datura out of the guillotine will make a piercing scream, and people who hear this sound will go crazy with fear. And Datura blooms, which means the disappearance of life, so it means misfortune.

However, in the East, the significance and status of Datura is completely opposite to that of the West. Datura is a sacred plant in eastern religious culture. It is said that Buddhism brings good luck when it talks about Buddhism, and Datura also represents transcendental consciousness and infinite illusion. Datura can help people gain insight into the nether world.

Some Datura are poisonous, others are nontoxic, and poisonous Datura is not completely fatal. Proper use of Datura stramonium is a rare drug. At that time, Hua Tuo and Bian Que were also users of Datura flower.