What is the meaning of the flower language of Datura?
Introduction to the article: What is the flower language of Datura and the symbolic significance of plants related to Datura, the following is a detailed introduction.
I. The flower language and symbolism of Datura
Different colors of Datura flowers actually have different flower languages and symbolism. For example, the golden Datura has the flower language of happiness, the pink Datura has the flower language of contentment, the white Datura has the flower language of purification and anesthesia, the green Datura has the flower language of hope, the black Datura has the flower language of darkness and death, and the purple Datura has the flower language of terror.
II. What are the legends about Datura?
It is said that a long, long time ago, there were no deserts on Earth. It was people's greed that offended God, who then turned the Earth into a desert and appointed the Water God to control the water resources of the Earth.
One day, the Water God fell in love with a human woman and often secretly pointed out the direction of water sources to her, sometimes even secretly releasing water for her. When God discovered the Water God's dereliction of duty and his love for someone he shouldn't have loved, he got angry and wanted to destroy the Water God's divine soul.
At this time, the Datura Flower God, who had always grown in the desert, learned of this. Because he had been well taken care of by the Water God, he couldn't bear to see the Water God's divine soul destroyed.
So he asked God to lighten the punishment for the Water God, offering his own divine status to share the punishment with the Water God. God was moved by the Datura Flower God's gesture and banished the Water God to be reincarnated in the mortal world. The Datura Flower God lost his divine status and turned into an ordinary, cursed, poisonous flower.
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