Lavender
Lavender is a subtle color that sharpens you intuitive abilities, brings out leadership qualities, and strengthens the connection between your body, mind and spirit. Lavender also helps boost your immune system and assist with the healing process. I intuitively connected Lavender to the New Testament section of the Bible. The New Testament can help you become the star you were meant to become. In order to do this you must connect your Earthly Being to the Heavens.
Connect to Heaven and Earth with Lavender threads of light.
Loosen your hold on the reins and know the universe will catch you. Trust, even though things are not as you imagined. Stay poised and aligned with your higher purpose. At the last minute, the situation will reveal itself.
Lavender flowers represent purity, silence, devotion, serenity, grace, and calmness. Purple is the color of royalty and speaks of elegance, refinement, and luxury, too. The color is also associated with the crown chakra, which is the energy center associated with higher purpose and spiritual connectivity.
Lavender also symbolizes virtue, as it has been represented quite a lot in the Bible.
The Lavender Bible meaning is about virtue, purity, devotion, and love.
Lavender is mentioned in the Bible many times, under the name of “spikenard” or jus “nard”, – which is just another name for lavender.
It is mentioned that lavender was used as a way for Hebrews to express their virtue, devotion, and adoration towards God but especially towards Virgin Mary.
This meaning attributed to lavender comes from the fact that lavender helps heal and purify.
The Lavender Connection
To feel whole, you need to experience the connection between your body, mind and soul.
Imagine a Lavender thread of light that links your body to your mind and soul. Observe how this Lavender thread connects your feet to the energy of the Earth and your mind to the higher realm. Focus on the joy of being yourself, in touch with Heaven while on Earth.
Say; “Divine Spirit, strengthen my connection to my own divinity in others. Thank you.”
