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We all know love has many symbols, but did you know that outside the typical symbols we are used to, love is symbolized by trees? Exactly! In nature, there are some trees symbolizing love that are wonderful for helping you attract love but also as a precious gift to someone special to you to tell this person “I love you”!
Are you curious to learn more about which are the trees that symbolize love and how to connect with them? Keep reading this article and you will know it all!
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A list of trees that symbolize love
Cherry tree
Giving a branch of flowering cherry indicated admirable polite behavior, according to nineteenth-century Anglo-Saxons. Meanwhile, in China, this tree still refers to beauty and female sexuality.
In Japanese symbolism, it embodies a message of good luck, happiness, affection, and love, but also of transience due to the shortness of the life cycle of these delicate and fragile flowers with a radiant beauty destined to fade just two weeks after they blossom.
The multitude of meanings of the Japanese cherry blossom is linked to the precariousness of cherry blossoms as a metaphor for the ephemeral duration by nature and human mortality. Precisely in this meaning the existence of samurai in classical iconography is reflected: represented in the grandeur of his figure wearing the armor – of extreme beauty like a cherry blossom – suddenly he can however be crushed by the enemy with a single swing of a sword.
The warrior’s life ended so prematurely, but with honor, refers to the petals that fall to the ground during a sudden storm like drops of blood which, according to a Japanese legend, would have been absorbed by the cherry blossom’s roots, resulting in the petals being colored a pale pink. The cherry blossom tattoo was reserved exclusively for these imperial guards, which later remained a symbol of all martial arts.
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Jasmine tree
Throughout history, people have attached special meaning to the symbolism of flowers. The practice came into full bloom during the Victorian era when the language of flowers was more popular. Speaking through flower symbolism was especially popular among romantic couples because public expression of such affection was frowned upon.
Today, many flowers still carry those meanings with them: among them is the jasmine flower. For thousands of years, the jasmine plant has been cultivated not only for the beauty of its small white flowers but for its intoxicating scent.
Native to the foothills of the Himalayan and Ganges plains, the plant has been cultivated and brought to India, China, the Middle East, and other regions. From there it spread to France, Italy, and the Mediterranean and was eventually introduced to the rest of Western Europe and Britain.
Today, jasmine is grown and cultivated around the world in its many varieties. Due to its sweet, sensual scent, white jasmine symbolizes loving, attachment, and sensuality.
Wisteria
Originally from China and Mongolia, wisteria is a very common flower in the Far East, known and appreciated since ancient times and above all, a flower to which numerous symbols and meanings have been attributed.
Its flowers gather in tight clusters that vary in shade from soft purple to violet. This brings this plant closer to the figure of the goddess of beauty Venus, who is a well-known symbol of sensuality and femininity. Due to the particular shape of its floral clusters, wisteria is also a symbol of friendship and gratitude.
It happens that the ancient Japanese emperors brought wisteria bonsai with them when they were on a representative trip to reach foreign lands: the wisteria was meant to be a sign of peace and a wish for serenity between the kingdoms. The floral clusters of this climbing plant, in fact, seem to manifest a sort of bow aimed at paying homage and showing respect.
In China and Japan, Wisteria symbolizes friendship and availability, an interpretation also adopted in Western countries.
Wisteria is also considered a talisman against adversity, to be given to those closest to our hearts.
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Why and how should I connect with trees that symbolize love?
You should connect with trees that symbolize love if you want to attract more love in your life or if you want to express your feelings towards someone, but you don’t know how to do so!
These trees can offer you the opportunity, to be honest, and open to others about how you truly feel about them!
If an emotional blockage or fear is preventing you from welcoming true love into your life, these trees can help you for sure!
You can connect with trees that symbolize love in many ways! The following tips are not rules for you to follow. They are only suggestions!
Spend some time under your favorite tree symbolizing love
If you are looking for a way to attract more love and you have the opportunity to spend some time under one of the trees mentioned above, go for it! You can even spend some time there if you feel a bit confused about your feelings and you need some guidance and clarity.
Don’t be shy and ask the tree for it! Be vocal and let the energy of the tree help you unveil your true feelings and find your way back into love!
Meditate on that tree
If you can’t find a tree symbolizing love in real life, you can always visualize it in your mind and even meditate on it! While meditating, set the intentions you would like this tree to help you out with. If it’s finding love, say something like “I choose love”, “I found love” and so on.
If you want to be honest and clear about your true feelings for someone you can ask for guidance and clarity with affirmations like “I need guidance”, “Guide me”, “Show me the truth!”.
Give it as a gift
If you want to say ‘I love you’, one of these trees can be a beautiful, thoughtful way to say so! You can even give a little branch if you think giving a tree is too big for the person you want to gift it to!
