Dandelions
Dandelion (Dandelion) Flower of Hope and Travel
Dandelion is a symbol of strength that comes in the form of tenderness and beautiful letting go.
ð· 1. Symbolic meaning.
A new beginning and prayer, when the blossoms become fluffy white and blown away by the wind, conveys the passing of a wish or prayer into the wind, and the beginning of a new life in a distant place.
Endurance and strength, dandelions can grow even in the cracks of concrete, conveying survival and blossoming in any difficult conditions.
The Art of Letting Go, the slipping of seeds in the wind teaches us not to stick. When the time is right, we have to dare to let something go to keep life going.
ð· 2. Benefits and properties
Food ðą, young leaves can be used to make salads (with a slightly bitter taste, similar to some cold city plants), roots can be roasted, made into drinks instead of coffee, without caffeine.
Herbal ðą - Nourishing the liver Dandelion root has the dominant property of helping expel liver toxins.
ðą diuretics. It reduces edema and helps the excretion system.
Antioxidant ðą, high in vitamins A and C, nourishing the skin and enhancing immunity.
Ecological ðą is the first food source of the year for bees and pollinators after winter.
ð· 3. Philosophical view from Dandelion.
Dandelion teaches "simple happiness." This flower doesn't have to wait for someone to take care of, it doesn't have to be in an expensive pot, but it can be happy and beautiful in the middle of a wide field, and when it's time to leave, it goes as comfortably as possible.









































































