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Cougar meanings and symbolism include protection, agility, adaptability, secrecy, beauty, and wealth. The cougar (also referred to as a mountain lion, puma, or panther) is native to the Americas, with a range that spans from the Yukon in Canada all the way to Tierra del Fuego in Argentina. As a result, these wild cats are subjects in the mythology of cultures throughout the Americas.
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In this post, you’ll learn about cougar symbolism and meanings, the cougar spirit animal, and cougar mythology. This post will also include the symbolism and mythology of the mountain lion, panther, and puma (the alternative names for cougar) and I may use the words interchangeably throughout this post.
Cougar mountain lions, tigers, and lions. The word “panther” is derived from Latin and it loosely means a hunter’s catch. What is the meaning of the word cougar? The word “cougar” is most-likely derived from Indigenous South American words for What does a cougar symbolize? • Protection • Agility cougar as they were interpreted by 18th century French and Portuguese explorers. • • • • Adaptability Secrecy Beauty Wealth The word “puma” is derived from the Inca term for “powerful” as well Etymology of the as Kay Pacha, which Names for Cougar loosely translates Before we begin, to “this world” or I thought I would the “world of the mention some of the living.” Cougars meanings behind the are also called many names given to “catamounts,” this tawny-colored cat. which means cat of the mountains. Here are details on cougar symbols and meanings and what they might mean in your life:
Are cougars panthers? While cougars, mountain lions, and pumas are sometimes referred to as panthers, the word “panther” is a general term that can be used to describe leopards, jaguars, cougars, pumas,
Protection Mountain lions are fiercely protective
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creatures. When male mountain lions fight for a territory, it is often to the death.
Even cougar cubs are ferocious. In fact, wildlife biologists say they are nearly impossible to tame. Furthermore, a mother mountain lion is especially protective of her babies.
As an archetype for protectiveness, the cougar reminds us that we should never become passive when it comes to protecting those we love and that which we hold dear. This can mean protecting our family and friends or it can extend to our communities and colleagues.
It can also mean protecting nature or other causes we care about. In addition, protectiveness can extend to our health, our creative ideas, and our homes.
The cougar spirit animal reminds you to be fierce when it comes to protecting those and that which are important to you.
Mountain Lion Symbolism: Agility The mountain is the hiker, trail runner, and rock climber of the animal kingdom. They can easily scale steep rocks faces, jump as high as 18 feet, and leap distances of 40 feet
For these reasons, the cougar is a symbol of agility. They remind us to be quick on our feet – both literally and figuratively. Instead of being rigid, we should strive to be flexible in mind and body.
This doesn’t mean being weak – the cougar is anything but weak.
It means to be ready to pounce on whatever comes our way – whether it’s challenges or opportunities.
Adaptability The cougar can live in a variety or environments, from arid deserts to forests to high mountain ranges.
And while they’re primary diet is deer, elk, and other ungulates, the cougar will also eat small animals, like rabbits and mice, as well as insects. While the cougar is not as omnivorous as the bear, they demonstrate an impressive ability to adapt.
Thus, the cougar spirit animal is a helpful symbol that reminds us of how important it is to be willing to adapt and try new things. Change is inevitable and resisting change can be worse than embracing it.
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The cougar adapts to survive and thrive and you can too.
Secrecy The Native Americans say the mountain lion walks in moccasins that no one can hear. Like the tiger and the alligator, the cougar is an ambush predator. They stalk their prey silently, waiting for the perfect time to attack.
The cougar is also a symbol for the art of camouflage. Cougar cubs have spots for protection in their dens. However, when the mountain lion grows up, their tawny coats help to camouflage them on rocks and other landscapes so they are more successful hunters.
As a symbol of secrecy, the cougar is a reminder of the importance of patience and discretion. After all, we live in a society that values attentionseeking behavior. The cougar reminds us of the advantage of privacy and discretion.
Business people understand the importance of operating in stealth mode before going to market with a product or idea. By the same token, creative people know to keep their ideas under wraps until they are ready for showtime.
The cougar spirit animal reminds you that the best approach can be patience and self-containment even though you might want to pounce.
Beauty Known for their ferocity, the cougar is also beautiful. With their golden-green eyes and tawny coats, they simultaneously mesmerize and terrify us. Yet their beauty doesn’t stop at how they look; it’s also in how they move. The cougar maneuvers in their environment with agility, strength, grace.
As a symbol of beauty, the cougar reminds us that beauty goes beyond the superficial. It’s also in how we move, how we conducts ourselves, and the actions we take.
Wealth In South America, the Quechua People believe that seeing a puma is a positive omen that will bring good fortune. Thus, the Quechua associate the cougar with wealth.
To the north, the Native Americans learned about good hunting spots from mountain lions. They also say they learned hunting skills from the cougar.
Thus, for the Indigenous Peoples of the Americas, the
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mountain lion is a symbol of wealth and prosperity.
Pop Culture Cougar: Older Women Who Date Younger Men In popular culture, the term cougar has also come to symbolize a woman who dates a younger man. Some say the term originated in Canada to describe women in bars who were “on the prowl” to find a mate.
While initially the term was intended to be derogatory, its wide use in popular culture has softened the intended insult to a degree, but not by much.
In fact, the way the term is used is disrespectful to both women and mountain lions – just as calling every man who dates a younger woman a “sugar daddy.” Perhaps we can all agree that if two adults are in a consensual relationship it’s their business and we don’t have to try to insult or hurt them with name-calling?
Cougar and Mountain Lion Mythology
Native American Cougar Meanings While every Native American tribe has their own set of beliefs and traditions, in general, most tribes revere and fear the mountain lion. However, some tribes have a more negative view while others have a more positive one.
For example, the Apache believed the sound of a cougar growling was an evil omen and a harbinger of death. They also associated the cougar with witchcraft.
The Native Americans who lived on the East Coast of the U.S., from Ohio to Florida, told tales of an underwater panther who guarded waterways. The creature was most likely based on an alligator or crocodile, but it’s telling that the tribes described it as a fierce panther.
Seminole and Shawnee While the Seminole People spoke of the underwater panther, they, along with the Shawnee, saw the cougar as a powerful medicine animal who brought good luck in hunting.
In fact, many tribes used parts of the mountain lion, including their fur, for various spiritual ceremonies.
Shoshone For the Shoshone People, the cougar is a sacred animal along with the bobcat, wolf, and fox. In Shoshone tradition, these animals are never to be hunted.
According to Shoshone legends, once a very violent
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and bloodthirsty tribe invaded their territory. So the Shoshone sought out the help of their medicine man.
During a vision quest, the medicine man spoke to the cougar who told him that he, the wolf spirit animal, the fox spirit, and the bobcat would protect the Shoshone People on the grounds if they vowed to never hunt them. Thus, a pact between the Shoshone and these power animals was made.
Pueblo People For the Pueblo tribes of the Southwest, the mountain lion is one of six directional guardians:
• The mountain lion is the protector of the North. • The bear is the protector of the West. • The wolf is the guardian of the East. • The badger protects the South. • The mole is the guardian of the inner Earth. • The eagle is the protector of the Sky.
Toho Spirit Guide The Zuni, Mohave, and Hopi tribes tell stories of a guardian spirit named Toho who takes the form of a mountain lion (or bobcat.) Toho provides protection and good luck in hunting.
Navajo The Navajo tell stories of the Changing Woman, who is a fertility goddess and protector of the people. The Changing Woman told the Navajo that cougar would be one of the protectors of the people.
Cougars are known to yield part their prey to bears, wolves, and even alligators. The Navajo believed they would also leave part of their prey for the people to eat.
Hopi Mountain Lion Meanings For the Hopi, the cougar is a powerful and sacred being. The Hopi view the mountain lion as the strongest and most fearless hunter as well as a protector of the tribe.
Cougar Clans Most Native American tribes are based around a clan system, which is a community organization that it rooted in the maternal family line.
Each clan is associated with a specific animal, including hummingbird clans, bear clans, fox clans, wolf clans, and others.
The clan animal serves as a guardian and special protector of the members of the clan. Native American tribes with cougar clans include
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the Chippewa, Creek, Chickasaw, Caddo, Shawnee, Osage, and Pueblo.
Puma in Incan Mythology For the ancient peoples of the Andes, including the Incas, the cougar, or puma, was an attendant of their creator deity Viracocha.
As the creator of the Universe, the sun, moon, and stars, Viracocha oversaw the three worlds of the gods, the living, and the dead.
Viracocha is sometimes depicted with three guardian animals: a condor, a puma, and a serpent. The Incas believed the condor communicated with the gods in the upper world and the middle world, which was the world of humans. Meanwhile, the puma, or cougar, represented the world of humans, which the Incas called Kay Pacha, or the world of the living. Finally, the serpent, or snake, was the guardian of the underworld, or the world of the dead.
The Incas also viewed the puma as a doorway between worlds. They saw the constellation that is known as Geminis as two pumas in the sky.
In fact, they call it the Puma Yunta constellation. Furthermore, they said that when solar or lunar eclipses happen, it means one of the pumas is jumping at the sun or moon and taking a bite out of it.
Cougar Spirit Animal If a cougar makes themselves known to you in real life or art, literature, or the media, pay attention. There are no coincidences. Your spirit animal serves as a guide to help you on your soul’s journey.
As symbols of protection, agility, wealth, and beauty, the cougar spirit animal reminds you that you have the ability to tap into these attributes. In addition, you have a fierce protector on your side.
Cougar Power Animal As the name implies, a power animal can empower you with their most dynamic traits. So, if you want to transform an area of your life, consider the attributes that your power animal represents.
For example, you can summon the cougar power animal when you:
• Feel that you need to be more protective of your boundaries, whether they be physical, spiritual,
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financial, or psychological. • Think there may be people in your life or your community who need more protection and you want to take actions to help them. • Want to find your inner radiance again. The cougar power animal reminds you to move like a cougar – find your agility, strength, and grace and your vitality will shine.
Cougar Totem An animal totem encapsulates the protective powers of the animal it represents. Thus, the mountain lion totem is a helpful symbol for being more agile and adaptable in your life.
The cougar totem is also a good luck symbol for protection if you’re going into a challenging situation. In addition, the cougar totem is a helpful talisman for living in a more beautiful way – from your actions to your words, how you feel about yourself, and your environment.
Cougar Dream Meanings Mountain lions are ferocious creatures who can strike fear in anyone. However, dreaming of a cougar should not necessarily be viewed negatively or as a bad omen.
If you dream about a mountain lion and you wonder what the dream is telling you, consider the emotions you felt in your dream.
For example, was it fear, anxiety, or wonder? Dream meanings and interpretations are personal to every individual. However, one thing we have in common is that our sub-conscious works through our emotions, and understanding our emotions give us insights into what the dream might mean.
Dreaming of a mountain lion attacking you can be a sign that you’re unprepared for something. So, the dream can be a wakeup call to work on planning and preparation for an upcoming event or activity. The dream can also mean that you need to be more protective of yourself, a person in your life, or in a specific situation.
Scary or anxious dreams can be unpleasant, but they are often gifts because it was “just a dream.”
Yet our dreams can be our subconscious or super-conscious sending us messages about things that we might be overriding or ignoring in our conscious state but something
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that we should address. Hopefully, insights into cougar symbolism and mythology can shed light on what your dream means.
Cougar Tattoo Meaning A cougar or mountain lion tattoo sends powerful messages. It can mean that you are a person who values being agile and quick on your feet. Or it may mean that you are a fierce protector.
A cougar tattoo can also be a testament to your love for the mountains and the great outdoors. Obviously, tattoos are deeply personal to every individual.
And how your tattoo artist presents your cougar tattoo will convey its own unique message. Hopefully learning more about cougar meanings and mythology will add deeper meaning to your tattoo.
Organizations that Protect Mountain Lions As apex predators, cougars face a number of threats, namely from human beings.
To being, they are hunted for sport or by people who feel threatened by them, whether for themselves, their families, livestock, or pets. However, in most cases, the hunting of cougars is overkill.
In fact, cougars rarely attack human beings. In the past century, 27 people have been killed by mountain lions in North America. Compare this to about 30 – 50 people who are killed by dogs – every year.
Cougars also face threats from habitat loss and being hit by cars. Yet, because they are an umbrella species, it’s vitally important that we protect them. In wildlife and biodiversity conservation, protecting an umbrella species means that many other species within that animal’s ecosystem will also be protected.
By the same token, if that umbrella species disappears, it throws the entire ecosystem out of balance.
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A Sea Eagle is an amazing animal totem for the human being. This animal totem is closely related to males and the essence of water.
If we consider Sea Eagle as our animal totem, it gives us an enormous awareness on hunting processes and ecological measures in our country.
The sea eagle has lots of benefits like relaxation, stress management, better concentration and curing different diseases. It is one of the best animal totems for the mind that can provide relaxation and develop self-confidence in you.
It is self-directed, it’s just you focusing by yourself. It is a progression from rigidity into flexibility on all levels of your being mental, emotional and physical. Meditation can be considered a technique, or practice to communicate with this bird.
If we take a look on the symbolic meaning related to the Sea Eagles we will find the following characteristics:
• Prospects in life are positive. • Defense may be required. • Responsibility. • Supremacy. • Control. • Freedom. • Achievement. • Power. • Talent. • Determination. • Dreams. • Freedoms. • Motivation. • Judgment. • Leadership.
These symbols show that a Sea Eagle’s influence our life. Their animal totem is related to hardship along with inspiration. If the Sea Eagle is your animal totem obviously you will have the above characteristics in your character.
The Sea Eagle is the sign of the USA. In local American traditions the Sea Eagle is considered as blessed as a religious herald that carries tranquillity, fruitfulness, respect, self-determination, power, enlightenment and bravery.
Sea Eagle as animal totem The Sea Eagle totem teaches us strength to observe the utmost reality. This bird shows this by making equilibrium of the earth and the sky also of the sea and the earth.
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Sea Eagles’ medication also tells us about the liberty we have.
Stamina and Energy Sea Eagle totem teaches strength and power of human being as an outsider with amazing beauty and loveliness.
The people who have a Sea Eagle as their totem are frequently enforced to be unaccompanied. Their massive bodies misapprehend their wisdom of elegant authority and their pride.
Animal totem of Sea Eagle are naturally majestic with astonishing visions, eager approaching, daring strength and the highest sympathetic attitude.
They represent the contributions of energy all through their life and the capability to fly on top of any possible difficulty.
Mentor for human being While taking a trip to the sea, the Sea Eagle can guide one towards the highest realms, because they have the bravery and resistance through a thruway which takes them straight to their territory. The Sea Eagle totem can help one find a way of recovering from trouble and can manage any alternate way.
Inspiration and Leadership People with the Sea Eagle totem are specialists in spiritual recovery. They show their powerful direction to trail along any branches of strength.
It can be detained in another place in realms of sadness or panic. Sea Eagle’s symbolizes immense courage that may regain one’s intelligence of personality, elegance, bravery, ascension with huge pace & effectiveness.
Self protection and Responsibility Sea Eagles are ferocious as guardians of their young. They guard their young showing them security, power, asylum and supremacy to any harmers.
This trait of the Sea Eagles exposes the protective mentality and responsibilities of the parent. People that have this animal totem can take proper care of their family and will survive danger.
Sea eagle meaning in Alchemy In Alchemy, the Sea Eagle represents the most important subject, the beginning of alchemical process.
Mayan and Aztec symbol of Sea Eagle Mayans believe that the Sea Eagles carry the curtain of darkness
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and mystery over the survival and responsiveness. They are joined with the beginning of sun and capable of shining light for our earth.
In Celtic mythology, Sea Eagles are connected with the representation of water. Possibly because the Celtic family experienced their superb facility to observe waters with amazing clearness. This totemic symbol shows our clear vision for success considering the clean water.
In conclusion, we can disclose Sea Eagles as a solely related animal that can guide us towards success and encourage us to stand with strength in case of any difficulty.
Sea Eagle shows as a spirit Guide when • Asking for guidance on life decision. • Showing supremacy. • We want to inspire others. • We need to have the power to withstand trials. • We are seeking strength.
Call on Sea Eagle as a spirit guide when • You need to make the right decision. • You need to be superior while not putting the others outside the limelight. • You want to motivate someone. • You need to have the courage to face problems. • You need to add vigor to your life.
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Stone-Aquamarine
For its beautiful clear blue color Aquamarine crystal is appreciated all over the world for thousands of years. Aquamarine is a sparkling semiprecious stone associated with honesty, compassion, communication, courage, support, healing allergies, cold, fever, and hormone production.
Since the time of Ancient Egypt, the Roman empire and Greeks, Aquamarine is associated with mystical powers and energies. Legends were spread about its protection capabilities, for protecting sailors on their voyages, travelers, cleaning water, healing sick, and bringing prosperity.
They also believed that Aquamarine stone will protect them against spirits and dark forces.
Aquamarine is blue to a blue-green color gemstone that is the type of Beryl crystal (like Emerald).
This crystal is well known for its glass-like luster. The shade of the crystal range from pale to dark, known for its excellent transparency and high clarity. Most desirable aquamarine crystals come with deeply saturated color. Quick Overview Mineralogy: type of Beryl Color: blue, dark blue, transparent blue-green Hardness: 7.5 - 8 Mohs scale Spirituality: compassion, communication, inner peace, wisdom, courage Emotions: calming, fear, anger, tension Mental: panic attacks, stress relief Physical: immune system, hormone balance, rejuvenation, throat, teeth, allergy Rarity: Rare
Meaning and Use Just as the name of this gemstone implies, Aquamarine energy and healing properties are associated with the sea. This stone represents both calming effects and the huge power of a tide. Wearing this crystal will help you overcome all barriers
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in life, encourage you to express your feelings, give you the freedom and inspire trust, honesty, and truth.
Similar to the reflection of the sea aquamarine reflects hidden truth. It will help you discover your true self, explore your soul and help you face others.
The clear blue color of aquamarine crystal will help you explore your life, improve relations with other people, and help you speak openly.
Everything is easier while wearing aquamarine jewelry as it will inspire communication, motivation, help you be calmer and repel fear and anger. This crystal will inspire you to be more open to other people, help others, be kinder and compassionate. You will judge every situation better and manage your activities.
Physical Healing Properties • - the pituitary gland, hormone balance, skin inflammation, • - the immune system, autoimmune disease, allergy, body rejuvenation, lowering fluid retention, • - teeth problems, sore throat, lungs, thyroid, sinus, cold, bronchitis
Aquamarine physical healing properties are associated with respiratory organs, throat, breathing, lungs, and sinuses.
This crystal will alleviate fever and cold, help with bronchitis, heal lungs, and sore throat. It is also considered beneficial for treating skin related problems, psoriasis, eczema, and skin inflammation. Soothing properties of the crystal will help with teeth and gum issues, balance hormone production, growth, thyroid, and pituitary gland.
In order to get the most of this stone, you should wear it for prolonged time periods and place it on the problem area.
Emotional Healing Properties • - calms nerves, soothing effect, fear, anger • - tension and stress relief, inner truth, rationality, • - compassion, panic attacks
Aquamarine is a wellknown crystal for centuries associated with many emotional healing properties for its soothing energy. This crystal will help you uncover deeper truth, especially problems that cause traumas.
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While wearing it, you will ward off old traumas, it will help you move forward without fear.
This stone will keep you away from abusive people and help you reveal the truth hidden behind them. By recognizing harmful patterns you will be able to live a fuller and happier life.
Through communication that is inspired by Aquamarine, you will be more rational, compassionate and able to talk much easier with friends, loved ones, family, and business partners.
Metaphysical Properties • - manifesting and healing abilities, compassion, communication, inner peace • - meditation, connection with spirits, self-
empowerment, wisdom, truth • - improves the mood, purification, tranquility, courage
On a metaphysical level, Aquamarine is associated with honesty, communication, compassion, selfempowerment, and intuition.
This crystal will help you understand and resolve your own issues, repel all barriers and heal your spirit. Reflective properties of this gem will provide needed support in dealing with people and different problems. It will give you courage during a hard time.
It is considered a gateway in communication to the Divine. During meditation, hold an aquamarine crystal in your hands or place it near the throat. It will purify your thoughts and help you communicate with Divine Feminine, exploring yourself, help with manifestation.
Chakra Healing Aquamarine crystal is associated with the Throat Chakra and Heart Chakra.
Soothing and supporting energy of Aquamarine crystal is beneficial for the throat and heart chakra. Through better communication, it will allow you to live a better life.
It is considered as one of the most powerful cleansing and activation crystals for the chakras.
Sometimes, the energy of this stone is too strong so start meditating with it for a brief period of time and gradually increase the time.
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Birthstone and Zodiac Aquamarine is listed as the traditional birthstone for persons born in October and as the modern birthstone for people born in March. It is associated with the zodiac sign of Libra, Pisces, Virgo, and Aquarius.
Benefits The recorded history of Aquamarine healing benefits dates back for centuries. From mystical and magical properties to improving persons personal characteristics and treating common diseases.
Aquamarine is used for a long time and according to many books, wearing this gemstone will balance your hormones. This crystal is beneficial for the immune system, for allergies, tongue, teeth, throat, and lungs.
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Flower-Daffodil
Daffodils are bright sunny flowers which make their appearance right around the time of Ostara, the spring equinox, which falls around March 21 in the northern hemisphere. Its bright petals are typically found in shades of white, yellow or even pale orange.
The daffodil is popular in spring flower magic because it is associated with love and fertility. Let’s take a look at some daffodil myths, magic, and folklore.
Did You Know?
• Daffodils are also known as the narcissus, after the legendary young
Greek man of the same name. • The occurrence of wild daffodils is sometimes said to indicate the former site of a spiritual hub. • Put fresh daffodils in a vase in your home to bring about abundance
Lucky Daffodils In some folklore, daffodils are considered lucky flowers. In particular, there’s a tradition that if you make the deliberate effort not to step on them and crush them, fortune will favor you with abundance.
If you give someone a gift of daffodils, they’ll have good luck – but make sure you give an entire bunch because a single flower will draw penury and ill fortune.
In parts of the British Isles, including Wales, if you’re the one in your neighborhood who spots the first daffodil of spring, it means that you’ll see far more gold than silver come to your home over the coming year.
Daffodils in Mythology Daffodils are also known as the narcissus, after the legendary young Greek man of the same name.
Narcissus was pretty full of himself because he had been given the gift of great beauty by the gods.
One day, a sweet young wood nymph named Echo spotted Narcissus hanging out by a stream and instantly fell in love with him.
However, he was so busy being completely selfabsorbed that he ignored Echo, and she wasted away from loneliness until nothing was left of
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her but her voice. Thanks to this tragic story of unrequited love, daffodils are sometimes used to represent a love that is one-sided.
Later, the goddess Nemesis, although in some versions, it’s Venus, got wind of what had happened to Echo, so she decided it was time to teach Narcissus a lesson.
She led him to a stream, where he happened to notice the most beautiful young man he had ever seen – it was his own reflection, and he was so vain that he fell in love with his own image, transfixed, and forgetting to eat and sleep.
Some of the other gods were worried that Narcissus was going to starve to death, so they turned him into a flower, which now blooms every year in the spring.
Daffodils in Love
Despite the issues of Narcissus and Echo, daffodils still appear in some folklore as representative of holding a lover in high regard. They send the message that this person is the only one for you, and your feelings are constant. In some Middle Eastern magic, daffodils are considered an aphrodisiac.
Spiritual Daffodils
One prominent legend of the daffodil features in Christianity. It is said that on the night of the Last Supper, the daffodil appeared in the Garden of Gethsemane to comfort Jesus, who was saddened to know of his betrayal by Judas Iscariot.
Anthony C. Dweck says in The Folklore of the Narcissus, “The occurrence of wild daffodils is sometimes said to indicate the former site of a religious foundation. At Frittlestoke, near Torrington, Devon, it was recorded in 1797 that the people of the village call daffodils by the name Gregories, a name that coincided with the order of a neighboring monastery - the Canons of St Gregory … In both Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, it was generally said that wild daffodils indicated the site of a monastery. St Urian’s Copse is well known for its primroses and daffodils. There is a tradition that daffodils grow in profusion on one side of a track running through the copse because a religious building once stood there.”
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Using Daffodils in Magic Put fresh daffodils in a vase in your home to bring about abundance. Place daffodils on your altar during workings related to love, especially if it’s a new relationship and you’re still trying to figure out how to navigate the waters.
Add potted daffodil bulbs, don’t worry if they’re blooming yet, to your altar for spring celebrations, along with other spring flowers such as forsythia, crocus, and snowdrops. Wear this flower close to your heart to draw love, but be careful that your love is not one-sided.
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Herb-Irish Moss
Irish Moss has fan-shaped fronds that vary in color from green, red or brownish that turn purple when dried and is naturally found spreading in Ireland or off the coast of France.
Other common names of Irish Moss are Carrageenan or Pearl Moss. It usually prefers shoreline and found sticking to submerged or intertidal rocks.
The consumption of Irish Moss as food has been linked to its historical background as a famine food for Irish natives of lands along the North Atlantic coastline during the potato famine of the 19th century.
Through the years, Irish locals gathered this seaweed and sustained them through the great famine and became a staple food in their culture. The coming of Irish immigrants in the USA paved a way to the rampant use of Irish moss as daily consumption.
Irish Moss is also a popular witchcraft element that magnifies good fortune in all sorts of money matters and amplifies luck in risktaking and gambling.
In folklore, it can also help in grounding and is described as a seaweed that entangles witches and breaks their curses. Irish Moss is an ingredient in traditional Celtic charms for money, luck, and protection. It is commonly carried during times of trouble and gives you a steady flow of abundance, prosperity, and spiritual growth.
Irish Moss’ Correspondences Planet: Moon Signs: Pisces, Cancer Energy: Feminine Element: Water Deities: Aphrodite, Luna, Selene
Irish Moss’ Magical Properties
Luck There are instances when luck appears to leave our sight, so it’s only wise to ask for help from a slice of nature. Keeping a packet of Irish Moss in your wallet would add a bar of luck to every witch who desires to win in a lottery or gambling.
You can also make blessed water out of Irish Moss by soaking it in the water and sprinkling it around the house or the place where you usually stay.
Money To attract money on your doorstep, sprinkle a pinch of Irish Moss on the floor of your house, or roll a prosperity candle coated with money drawing oil in an Irish Moss.
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To every witch who prefers a bizarre way to attract money, place Irish Moss, Cedar, and other essential herbs in jars and mix water and whiskey. It is recommended to place it on an altar or a spot that holds a special place to your heart.
Protection To any witch who is always on the go, the shielding effect of Irish Moss can be used by tossing a sachet of the dried herb into your luggage, this will ensure your safe return from any journey. Keeping your home safe and sound would need you to place dried Irish Moss under your doormats or can also be inserted under your pillow to keep ill-wishes away from you.
Prosperity Irish Moss is an exceptional ingredient in spell works that strengthens the presence of prosperity in a modern witch’s home or business. To keep prosperity coming to you, burn a mixture of Irish Moss and Chamomile on charcoal and sprinkle the ashes around your home. Insert Irish Moss underneath your carpet to serve as a pathway to a prosperous life ahead.
Irish Moss’ Medicinal Properties
Treats Urinary Infections Irish Moss is thought to reduce inflammation of the urinary tract system and all kinds of urinary tract disorders including cystitis.
Moisturizes Skin It is believed by herbalists that Irish Moss has properties that heal and moisturize the skin and aids in keeping the skin smooth, supple, and hydrated.
Hair Growth Irish Moss is thought to soothe the scalp and fortify the hair fibers. It conditions and strengthens the hair to keep it soft and shiny.
Heals Ulcers It is believed that raw Irish Moss acts as an anticoagulant and is also utilized as a mild laxative that relieves the entire gastro intestinal tracts
Relieves Pulmonary Problems Herbalists believe that when made into a jelly, Irish Moss reduces pulmonary complaints and alleviates symptoms of flu.
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Gender: Masculine or Feminine (depends on tradition) Planet: Mars or Venus (depends on tradition) Element: Fire or Earth (depends on tradition) Powers: Protection, Peace, Strength
Magical Uses and History: A member of the mint family, pennyroyal was historically used in Ancient Rome and Greece as a cooking herb.
Many old recipes call for its use alongside other herbs such as oregano, coriander, and lovage, especially in pork recipes. Its culinary uses endured into the Medieval period, but fell out of use shortly after, maybe due to its less than pleasant taste and abortive properties. However, due to its strong abortive properties as an emmenagogue (a menstruation stimulant), pennyroyal is deeply associated with midwifery.
As such, it can be used in spells related to encouraging menstruation, blood magic, and protection from unwanted pregnancies, especially for those in the sex industry.
Do not, however, ingest pennyroyal without proper medical guidance as the plant is toxic. Its toxic nature, however, makes it a great herb for general protection.
The scientific name Mentha peluqium is believed to originate from the Latin pulex meaning flea, alluding to its use as a flea repellent. It was historically rubbed on the body to repel fleas and has been used in modern times around the home to prevent fleas from entering.
(Do not spray directly on your pets or allow your pets to ingest the plant). Furthermore, pennyroyal is said to protect against the Evil Eye.
Charms and herbal sachets of pennyroyal were worn or hung in the home to protect the wearer from illwill, hexes, and curses.
The herb can also be used in hex or curse-breaking spells and the oil to anoint candles for similar magical purposes.
In Medieval Europe, boughs of pennyroyal were hung in sickrooms to heal and
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protect those within from disease.
In other folklore, pennyroyal was placed in one’s shoes prior to traveling to protect the wearer and prevent their feet from tiring.
Finally, pennyroyal is associated with peace. Pennyroyal carried in the pocket is said to prevent quarrels while hanging it in your home is said to bring peace, even when tempers run high.
Pennyroyal can be used in a number of spells including: • Blood Magic • Protection
Spells • Hex & Curse
Breaking • Peace Spells
Medicinal Uses: Pennyroyal is rich in aromatic volatile oil which helps ease flatulence and abdominal colic as well as anxiety and spasmodic pain. Its main use, however, is as an emmenagogue to stimulate menstruation and uterine contractions. As such, it should be avoided during pregnancy. Due to its toxic nature, pennyroyal oil should not be taken internally.
Preparation and Dosage: Despite its toxicity, pennyroyal can be taken in small doses internally as a tea or tincture. However, use at your own risk. Its use is highly discouraged by all medical websites. To create an infusion, pour one cup of boiling water over 1-2 teaspoons of dried leaves and allow it to infuse for 10-15 minutes. Drink up to three times a day. As a tincture, 1-2 milliliters can be taken up to three times a day.
https://www.flyingthehedge.com/2021/02/magical-and-medicinaluses-of-pennyroyal.html
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I love everything about Southern Louisiana history especially when it comes to voodoo and hoodoo, which is actually a religion for those that are not aware. For some reason I am strongly called to this religion and trying to incorporate it into my magical life.
I am in love with Mad ‘am Marie Laveau, the Voodoo Queen of New Orleans and everything she stands for. I have been in love with witchcraft since I was a child and as I research all that is in my magical life voodoo and hoodoo come up quite a bit. One of my favorite things about voodoo/ hoodoo is the gris gris bag aka spell bag, mojo bags etc.
The term gris-gris was said to derive from the Mande language, and the West African term juju, which means sacred.
One of the most famous practitioners using grisgris was Marie Laveau, the Voodoo Queen of New Orleans in the 19th century. Laveau was said to have inherited her magical powers from her African ancestors.
I have watched a ton of videos from a wonderful woman who is called Moma Sarah’s (Conjured Cardea) and she is incredible as she devotes her life to Mad ‘am Marie Laveau, so if you are interested in Voodoo or Hoodoo I highly suggest you check out her videos.
Gris Gris aka talisman and is also spelled grigri is a voodoo amulet originating in Africa. It is believed to protect the wearer from evil or to bring good luck.
Believe it or not in West African countries it is used as a method of birth control (really don’t know how that works but ok).
The Gris Gris consist of a small cloth bag, usually inscribed with verses and containing a ritual number of small objects, worn on the person. (Remember it is the intent).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Gris-gris
The practice of using gris-gris, though originating in Africa, came to the US with enslaved Africans and was quickly adopted by practitioners of Voodoo.
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In spite of the negative connotations of gris-gris, so called Gris-Gris doctors have operated in the Creole communities of Louisiana for some centuries and are looked upon favorably by the community.
In the 1800s, grisgris was used interchangeably in Louisiana to mean both bewitch and in reference to the traditional amulet.
In African history, the gris-gris was an amulet or symbol of good luck and spiritual protection.
The practice of using a gris-gris symbol was brought to America by African slaves near Senegal and Mali in the 17th & 18th centuries. The gris-gris is a small bag full of little objects specific to the person or place intended. However, the practice soon changed as it was brought to the Americas, and the grisgris were thought to bring black magic upon their victims. Slaves would often use the gris-gris against their owners, and some can still be seen adorning their tombs.
During this period, there were also reports of slaves cutting, drowning or otherwise manipulating the grisgris of others in order to cause harm.
Although in Haiti, gris-gris are thought to be a good amulet and are used as a part of a widely practiced religion; in the Cajun communities of Louisiana, gris-gris are thought to be a symbol of black magic and ill-fortune of which I personally do not believe, as it is all about the intent.
The gris-gris is typically used to sort out matters in love, finance, luck, legal issues or to reverse a hex. I truly believe that as long as you have good intent all will be good.
In Louisiana, where the practice of voodoo is wellknown, the gris-gris is used as a symbol of black magic. It includes two types of magic, homeopathic and sympathetic. Sympathetic is a symbol made to look just like the person intended. Homeopathic uses hair, clothing or something attached to the subject.
https://blackamericaweb. com/2013/11/25/little-knownblack-history-fact-gris-gris/
While making the gris gris bag one will pray over the ingredients and tie them into the bag, using a fabric color which aligns with that purpose. Then you will bless the gris gris bag with intention oils (you
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can make your own intention oils) and focus on the bag’s intention throughout the entire process.
I personally like to use Crystals, Versus, Herbs and their Roots to bring about good health and or monetary value in one’s life.
One could make a gris gris bag out of some cloth and some thread and fill it with what you wish for the intent.
I purchased gift bags i.e. Organza bags, Hemp bags and 100 % organic cotton bags from amazon to make my gris gris bags.
To make a Money gris gris bag I will most likely use a green bag. A Money Spell (like one you would make for a money jar). A Crystal-like Green Aventurine or Citrine which activates the crown chakra and is used for financial gains and manifesting money.
One or two of the following herbs and roots: • Spearmint (attracting wealth and luck) • Patchouli (known for luck, luck and more luck) • Basil (aka tulsi which is a sacred plant in India and is linked with the Hindu goddess Lakshmi who is the goddess of abundance and holds the frequencies of peace, tranquility, success, happiness and good fortune) • Chamomile (has been used as a flower that brings luck, positive energy, and attracts money.)
Honeysuckle (enhances mindfulness and this is a key frequency to attracting anything you desire.)
Pine needles and tips, pine pollen and pine resin combined can be used to harness the energy of the pine and attract wealth.
Spices such as cinnamon, ginger, cloves, and star anise can also be used to attract money.
A gris gris bag should be carried or worn by its recipient. It is said that the person should never open their bag, get it wet or let others touch it. The idea is that the power will “spill out” of the bag if opened or gets wet, and that another person may put the wrong influence into the bag by touching a gris gris that is not their own.
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It is said that on occasion the gris gris bag should be “charged” however to do this one would need to meditate and focus with the initial intent and re-anoint with the appropriate blessed oil from time to time.
I find that this is difficult especially when gifting the gris gris bag to the recipient. So, I just “gift” the bag with the blessed oil and intent from the beginning and send it on its way to the person I am gifting the bag to with instructions from above.
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Alder trees feature often in Celtic Mythology and Folklore. They are said to be home to fairies, they are the symbol of Bran in Welsh Mythology and are most often associated with water, secrecy, nature, bad luck, spirituality, and balance.
Associations with Water: Never far from water, Alder trees can most often be found lining the banks of a stream, loch, or river, or in boggy wet ground and swamps.
Alder wood can survive completely submerged in water, and was often used for construction of buckets, pipes, bridges over water, and other construction in wet conditions. Parts of Venice, Italy are built on top of Alder piles which were driven in to the swamp. Many folk tales make note of the Alder connection to water. Alder was the symbol of Bran, the King of Briton in Welsh Mythology, who made several unlikely escapes across the seas and rivers.
The Blood of the Alder: Alder trees were a source of great mystery to the Celts. Their sap turns a deep red when exposed to the air, as if they could bleed when cut. The bleeding bark and affinity with water led to many negative superstitions about the trees.
Alders were considered highly sacred, mysterious and secretive, often thought of as representing nature itself and containing the souls of our ancestors. For this reason it was considered extremely bad luck to cut them down.
Secrecy, Superstition and Bad Luck: The theme of secrecy, bad luck, and concealment comes up again and again in Celtic Mythology in relation to Alder trees. Only the Hazel Tree was considered more unlucky than the Alder.
The Irish figure Deirdre of Sorrows was said to have hidden in an Alder wood with her lover, fleeing the King of Ireland, to whom she was betrothed. Coming upon an Alder when travelling was considered a bad omen, perhaps due to the soggy ground Alders thrive in, or the thick canopies that form when Alders grow
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Alder Trees as a symbol of balance: Like Ash trees, Alder trees produce both the male and female flowers. Unlike the Ash, the Alder produces one after the other, in a year long reproductive cycle.
Male Alder flowers are small, slender catkins, which gradually transition to the female flower (cones) in the Autumn, before falling off and growing new in Spring.
The unique transition of the flowering cycle of the Alder tree represents balance, nature, and new life.
Alder in the Ogham Alphabet: In Gaelic, the word for Alder is Fearn, which can also be found in the Ogham alphabet.
Alder Tree Jewelry and Tattoo symbolism: Alder Trees have a deep and rich meaning in Celtic Mythology and are a beautiful tree to consider for either Jewelry or as a Celtic Tattoo.
A tattoo of a specific species is more meaningful in my opinion than a generic stylised tree, and each species has its own unique meanings and folklore attached.
Specifically, the themes of balance, new life, and the souls of our ancestors are well
represented by the Alder tree.
The fruits and leaves of the Alder are unique and distinctive, and the uncommon transition from the male catkins to the female cone is rare amongst Celtic trees, making a beautiful piece representing masculinity, femininity, balance and new life.
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https://celticmythology. com/alder-trees-in-celticmythology-meaning/
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Magical Uses and Folklore As a native American tree (eastern U.S. and Mexico), there’s not a lot of writing on flowering dogwood (Cornus florida) as it pertains to European-based witchcraft.
Southern Europe does have a plant called the Cornelian cherry (Cornus mas), which is in the dogwood family, and most of Europe and western Asia has the common dogwood (Cornus sanguinea). C. mas and C. sanguinea both flower, but neither of these are quite as showy as the big white or pink blooms of C. florida. Since all of these plants are related, it’s possible, even preferable, to make substitutions depending on what species are locally available to you.
Dogwood is associated with loyalty, secrets, wishes, protection, fertility, desire, and illusion. (The illusion part, in particular, makes a lot of sense — the flowers of the flowering dogwood aren’t actually flowers at all, they’re modified leaves.)
The dogwood is strongly tied with Christian mythology, since the flowers form a cross shape. It was believed that the wood was used to form crosses for crucifixion, so Jesus prevented the dogwood from ever growing large enough to be used for this purpose again. An old folk remedy for treating mange in dogs involved making a decoction of dogwood bark, and washing the affected areas with it. Leaves, bark, or flowers can be used as a protective charm.
As an herb of secrecy, it’s a good idea to include some dogwood leaves in a diary, grimoire, or Book of Shadows. An oil made from the flowers can be used to dress a letter and keep prying eyes off of it.
Make a wish come true by catching a drop of dogwood sap on a cloth on the evening of Midsummer, and wishing on it. Carry it until you get your desire, then bury the cloth.
It’s bad luck to bring dogwood flowers
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into your home, or to burn the wood in your hearth.
Using Dogwood One theory for the etymology of “dogwood” is that the name stems from “dag,” from which we also get “dagger.”
This is related to the straightness and density of the wood — the sticks are pretty much ideal for crafting shafts for tools or weapons (Ötzi was found with dogwood arrows), and the wood is dense enough to sink in water.
In a practical sense, this makes dogwood an excellent material for crafting wands or other magical tools.
A lot of dogwood’s associations fit neatly into one another. Illusion, protection, and secrecy all blend well. I probably wouldn’t use dogwood in place of, for example, cayenne pepper as a protective herb because the energy is so different. Dogwood is subtler — it protects by concealment. It’s a smokescreen, not a fiery wall. Even its use as arrow shafts points to a plant that’s best used to take advantage of the shadows!
American flowering dogwood has four bracts. From a numerological standpoint, four is strength, stability, and pragmatism. This blends nicely with its use as an herb for protection and loyalty. Dogwood is useful in color magic, since the blooms can range from white, to yellow, to pink, to red. Even the leaves can turn from gold or green to pink, yellow, orange, or red.
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https://marblecrowblog. com/2020/04/23/dogwoodfolklore-and-magical-uses/
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Happy St. Patrick’s Day Woodlands! Did you know that the chance of finding a four-leaf clover is 1 in 10,000?
Hundreds of years ago in Ireland, the four-leaf clover became a symbol of luck with the four leaves representing faith, hope, love, and success.
The Druids (Celtic priests), in the early days of Ireland, believed that when they carried a three-leaf clover or shamrock, they could see evil spirits coming and have a chance to escape in time. Four-leaf clovers were Celtic charms, presumed to offer magical protection and ward off bad luck.
Children in the Middle Ages believed if they carried a four-leaf clover, they would be able to see fairies, and the first literary reference to suggest their good fortune was made in 1620 by Sir John Melton.
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Fast Facts About Four-Leaf Clovers • * There are approximately 10,000 three-leaf clovers for every “lucky” fourleaf clover. • * There are no clover plants that naturally produce four leaves, which is why four-leaf clovers are so rare. • * The leaves of fourleaf clovers are said to stand for faith, hope, love, and luck. • * It’s often said that Ireland is home to more four-leaf clovers than any other place, giving
meaning to the phrase “the luck of the Irish.” • * If you’re lucky enough to find a four-leaf clover, look for more!
If a clover plant produces a fourleaf clover, it’s more likely to produce another four-leaf lucky charm than plants that only produce three-leaf clovers. • * The fourth leaf can be smaller or a different shade of green than the other three leaves
Shamrocks and four-leaf clovers are not the same thing; the word
‘shamrock’ refers only to a clover with three leaves.
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- Sir John Melton
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Where can we find the meaning of the color green?
In the deep green of the forests or the bright green of the grass? Perhaps we can find it in the still growing green fruits or in the dazzling sparkle of an emerald?
Green inspires and vitalizes us in all hues. There is a reason for that, and we will talk about it in this article. Namely, we’ll tackle not only the symbolism and meanings of green, but also its most common uses, company logos, chakra, gemstone, facts, quotes, and idioms.
Green Color Meanings in Different Cultures Although we will talk thoroughly about the psychological meaning of green, it’s also important to point out its symbolism in different cultures.
In some cultures, the color green has plenty of positive meanings, which are deeply rooted in its psychological associations. However, green also has negative meanings in other cultures, as we can see below.
• In Indonesia, green has been traditionally forbidden. • In the Middle East, green symbolizes luck, fertility, and
Islam. • In Brazil, green is associated with nature and hope. • In Ireland, the color green is a symbol of patriotism, and it also represents St.
Patrick’s Day. • In Israel, green is a sign of bad news. • In Egypt, the color green conveys hope and fertility. • In China, green means infidelity. • The combination of green and red stands for
Christmas in
Western cultures. • In Japan, the color green is associated with eternal life.
What Does the Color Green Mean in the Bible? Colors convey plenty of meanings in the Bible, and green means immortality, resurrection, growth, prosperity, and restoration. The color green in the Bible is also associated with fertility.
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Psychological Meaning of Green Green is a dominant color in our world. We see green the most in nature. From lush green landscapes to parks and your garden, the color green is ubiquitous. Unlike blue, green is grounded in the tangible world, so it isn’t a color with many emotional meanings.
It is the color that connects us to Mother Nature. It’s a relaxing color that soothes us with its gentle and peaceful undertones.
Green symbolizes good health and it’s also a healing color as it offers a balance between our body and mind. It brings harmony. The color green is the color of nature, growth, freshness, energy, and fertility. Color Green Meaning There is a sense of togetherness in green that makes it the color of the unconditional love of family, nature, and the world. And because of that, it’s not surprising that green is generous. It gives away without expecting anything in return.
Green, the fourth rainbow color, is a good listener. It loves to contribute to the harmony and growth of the community. Green is calm, peaceful. It’s a soothing color that helps ease anxiety and depression, which is why it is often used in color therapy.
In the last few years, green has become more than a color. It has become a verb. To go green is to think about the future. And that’s also one of the meanings of this color. As in nature, green conveys growth and prosperity, providing wealth and hope for a better future.
Green conveys stability, endurance, good luck, generosity, hope, health, vigor, safety, and renewal. This color has strong emotional correspondence with safety. It evokes feelings of abundance while providing a restful and secure feeling.
That’s because when you see something green, you know it is alive and growing. The presence of green indicates not only life but also water, therefore, little danger of famine, reassuring us on a primitive level. For instance, green is used in websites and apps in the modern world to indicate a transaction or action went well, again, reassuring us.
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In the sense of prosperity and abundance, green is also associated with Wall Street, ambition, practicality, banking, finances, and money. Still, just like everything else in the world, colors also have their duality. When overused, green can cause people to become lazy, moody, depressed, placid, and lethargic.
In the meaning of the colors, green represents envy, greed, materialism, and possessiveness. It can also convey inexperience, overly judging, and jealousy.
However, green is not impulsive or uptight. On the contrary, the color green is about balance. Because green is a result of blue and yellow, this color incorporates some attributes of both colors.
It is a calming and sensitive color like blue. Still, it has some of the energy, logic, and mental clarity of yellow, creating the perfect balance between heart and head. This harmonious combination is the reason why green is a down-to-earth color.
It is the peacemaker of the spectrum, especially good at making mindful decisions, and it has a well-developed sense of right and wrong.
As said before, it is the color of balance, therefore, it is an excellent hue to have around when you want to recharge your energies after a rough day at work. That’s also why we feel energized out in nature.
Physical Effects of Green Each color has physical effects on us, including the color green. Green can be: • Relaxing – it promotes physical and mental relaxation as it strikes the eye in such a way as to require no adjustment whatsoever and is, therefore, restful, which is particularly useful for people with depression and anxiety. • Revitalizing – it instills a sense of renewal and freshness, especially when we are emotionally/ physically exhausted. • Reassuring – it is a color deeply associated with life and growth, reassuring us on a primitive level. • Improves cognitive development ---– green has been associated with enhanced
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behavioral development and reduced rate of ADHD in children.
Personality Color Green Is green your favorite color, or you have many green things at home? Green represents generous and diplomatic people who enjoy harmony. If green is indeed your favorite color, you will want to read about the personality color green.
Meanings of Green Shades Tea green: Inexperience, dependable, youthfulness, a fresh start, relaxing.
Light green: A soothing and peaceful color, light green is an especially calm shade that represents renewal, luck, health, and optimism. True Green: It is associated with eco-friendliness but also with money. It represents health, growth, and wealth.
Yellow-green: Earthy, raw, sourness, sickness, and jealousy.
Dark green: It is dignified, professional, respectable, expensive, and sophisticated.
There are a lot of shades of green: lime, forest, mint, teal, seafoam, emerald, sage, olive, pistachio, basil, pickle, crocodile, pine, juniper, seaweed, chartreuse, moss, yellow, army, kelly, jade, jungle, Persian, tea, shamrock, aquamarine, viridian, spring green, pea green, grass green, and apple.
Most Common Uses of Green
Green is often used to evoke freshness, eco-friendliness, agriculture, recycling, gardening, stability, and pureness. • Military gear • Eco-friendly products • Green energy companies • Cleaning products
Companies and Brands That Use Green in Their Logo Green is commonly used to promote items related to nature, energy, technology, gardening, cleanness, and non-profit industries.
Green Chakra Each of the seven chakra colors has its meaning rooted in the associations of those colors. The chest chakra, Anahata, also known as green chakra, helps us restore the normal state of the body and mind, feeling more love and empathy.
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Green Gemstone The green gemstone is used to even out energies, promoting change. It also stimulates growth by increasing feelings of optimism and hope.
Facts About Green • Green is a secondary color made by combining blue and yellow, according to the CMYK color model. Still, green is a primary color in the RGB color model, used for
TVs and monitors. • Of all colors of the spectrum, green has the most shades, ranging from yellowish to blueish. • Of all sorts of color blindness, red/green blindness comprise 99% of them. • Green is the most restful and relaxing color for the human eye.
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• Green is second to blue as a favorite color. • The only single color national flag is green. It’s from Libya. • In the 19th century, the American government printed one side of the bills with green ink to avoid fraud. Since then, bills have been called greenback.
https://www.colorsexplained.com/ color-green-meaning-of-the-colorgreen/
