What are the legends and meanings of Mandragora?

1. The flower language and meaning of Mandala

Mandala flowers of different colors actually have different language and meanings. For example, the language of golden mandala is happiness, the language of pink mandala is comfort, the language of white mandala is purification and anesthesia, the language of green mandala is hope, the language of black mandala is darkness and death, and the language of purple mandala is terror.

2. What are the legends of Mandala?

According to legend, a long time ago, there was no desert on the earth. People's greed offended God, so God turned the earth into a desert and appointed the water god to be in charge of the earth's water sources. One day, the water god fell in love with a human woman, and he often secretly pointed out the direction of water sources to the woman, and sometimes even secretly released water to the woman. As a result, God discovered that the Water God had deserted his post and had fallen in love with someone he shouldn't have. In a rage, he wanted to destroy the Water God's soul.

At this time, the Datura flower god, who had been growing in the desert, learned about this. Because he was well taken care of by the water god, he could not bear to see the water god die. She asked God to reduce the punishment of the Water God and was willing to offer her own divinity and accept the punishment together with the Water God. God was moved by the Datura Goddess and banished the Water God to the human world for reincarnation. As a result, the Datura Goddess lost her divinity and turned into an ordinary Datura flower, a poisonous flower that carried a curse.