Spiritual uses of different types of flowers

<?xml encoding="utf-8" ?><img alt="" src="https://mastdp.in/wp-content/uploads/beautiful-lotus-images-8.webp" style="height:752px; width:564px"> There are many countries in the world in which flowers are grown in different varieties. Despite adopting other cultures, flowers are used in religious works and have spiritual meaning and importance. Flowers are always used to represent purity, devotion and the relationship between man and God. Every country has flowers with different shapes, colours, meanings and looks, just like the people of India have a lot of faith in the lotus, and it is considered very pure and beautiful. You must have seen a <a href="https://mastdp.in/beautiful-lotus-images/" rel=" noopener" target="_blank">lotus flower photo</a> or blue lotus images in the drawing room of many houses in India, which look very beautiful. The three Gods and Goddesses of India have lotuses in their hands, due to which the lotus is more popular in India. Many people put a lotus picture on their social media profile picture, which spreads a positive vibe. Beautiful lotus images calm the mind and increase hope and work as inspiration. The lotus flower is also considered very sacred in the Buddhist religion. In Thailand, Sri Lanka and Myanmar, this flower is regarded as a symbol of enlightenment. The existence of this flower is very important in itself because it comes out of muddy water in a pure and clean form; its leaves and stem also come out completely free of mud. The lotus offered in monasteries symbolizes the journey of spiritual liberation. In Europe and America, lilies are often offered in churches to honour Christian saints and the Virgin Mary. Lilies evoke a sense of purity and resurrection. Roses are most commonly offered to Jesus Christ during Easter celebrations. Locals believe Roses represent devotion and love, and represent faith in God. In Japan, Shinto customs and Buddhist traditions have been going on for a long time, due to which the cherry blossom (sakura) is used as a faith here. Cherry blossom flower works to show the transience of life and are offered as an offering in temples on festivals, which makes the temples fragrant. In Islamic culture, instead of worship, flowers like roses and jasmine are used the most for their festivals and offerings on graves, mosques, etc, which are offered as a gift to God with the purpose of providing beauty and fragrance.