Do you know which flower represents the month of your birthday, according to esotericism?
Discover it and understand what it can say about you, in addition to knowing what energies and benefits it represents for your life. Read the topics below!
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Meet the flower that represents you, according to the month of your birthday:
January flower: Chrysanthemum
Chrysanthemum is often associated with longevity, love, happiness and optimism. It can also symbolize joy and good fortune.
February: Violet
Violet is the flower often associated with modesty, humility, delicacy and loyalty. It can also symbolize hope and intuition.
March flower: Narcissus
The narcissus flower is generally linked to renewal, self esteem, healthy vanity and spring. It can also represent beauty and ambition.
april: daisy
The daisy is a reference to innocence, purity, true love and simplicity. It can also symbolize beauty and harmony.
May: Lily of the Valley
The lily of the valley is the flower linked to purity, humility, sweetness and happiness. It can also symbolize the return of happiness.
June flower: Rose
The rose is one of the most symbolic flowers, with different colors and varieties that have different meanings. Generally, the rose is associated with love, romance, beauty and passion.
July: Water lily
Water lily is often understood as purity, serenity, beauty and rebirth. It can also symbolize spiritual transcendence.
August: Gladiolus
Gladiolus is the flower associated with strength, honor, success and self-confidence. It can also represent respect and readiness to overcome challenges.
September: Aster
The aster is associated with wisdom, true love, delicacy and grace. It can also symbolize patience and intuition.
October flower: Carnation
The carnation is the flower often associated with love, passion, devotion and distinction. Different carnation colors can have specific meanings, like the red carnation that represents deep love.
November flower: Hydrangea
Hydrangea is the flower often associated with gratitude, emotion, perseverance and understanding. It can also symbolize fleeting beauty and abundance.
December: Poppy
The poppy is often associated with sleep, rest, peace and fragility. It can also symbolize ephemeral beauty and remembrance.
