Hello – surprise to see the magic creation of GOD –how he has put INDICATIONS in nature -- Believe or don’t believe –but realty--- it’s a doctrine’s signature, The plants also tell their symptoms just like a man. When we identify a person; that this type of person is a quiet or angry man, we identify the nature of man. So like that if we go in depth of plants we can identify the plant. Paracelsus mentioned that the outward appearance of plants gave an indication of the ailments it would cure. At that time the theory was surprisingly accurate. He mentioned walnut and nutmeg compared to the brain and though helps for mental activity. Many yellow flowers linked with jaundice. So, CHELIDONIUM MAJUS, DANDELION also used for liver disorder. If the plant is hairy it means it is good for HAIR. Spleenwort used to treat spleen ailments because the leaves are looking like spleen shaped organ. All this based on theory called doctrine’s signature, which held that a divine sign of the type of disease or injury it would cure. Some plants found their names according to their properties and many plants get their names according the diet and geographically and looking like! So the EUPHRASIA - eye bright whose flowers are mottled and blood shot look, has been signed for eyes. Lets look into some of the more interesting names of plants, trees and herbs. The pine tree gets its name from the Latin word which means a point. The spruce tree should really be called Prussia Tree. It was long thought to be a native of Prussia. The name gradually became spruce. The magnolia is named after Pieare Magnol of France, who was a PROFESSOR OF BOTANY. The cypress was first brought from the island of Cyprus in the Mediterranean. Willow comes from the old Anglo-Saxon word wileg. In Madagascar, there is a tree called the TRAVELLER’S TREE. It has large, fan-shaped leaves that catch the rain and passing travellers can quench their thirst at this tree! Among plants with interesting names there is the Barber plant which grows in the Orient. The natives rub its leaves on their faces to keeps the beard from growing. Thyme comes from the Latin thymus, which means to SACRIFICE. This plant was burnt by the Romans on their altars. Dandelion comes from the French dent de lion, because the leaves of this plant were supposed to RESEMBLE THE TEETH OF A LION. ENJOY --- and see everything that comes in ur hand ––AND EXPRESS UR FUN EMOTIONS and see how GOD has made all this – INTRSTING AND ENJOYING !!!!!!!!!! Till then read and next Friday next topic --- hv FUN WITH NATURE’S CREATION
Posted on: Thu, 27 Mar 2014 18:42:23 +0000
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