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YELLOW FLOWER OF LUCK AND PROSPERITY

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Yellow Kaner flowers, also known as Oleander flowers, are considered sacred in Hinduism and have multiple spiritual meanings.The flowers are tubular with five lobes and grow in clusters at the end of each branch.     

In Greek mythology, Oleander was associated with romance, charm, protection and caution. In some cultures, it is believed to bring good luck, prosperity, and positive energy. 

Historically, yellow oleander has been used in various cultures for ornamental purposes. In many ancient societies, the vibrant yellow color of its flowers was seen as a symbol of life and rejuvenation.

DEVOTION TO LORD SHIVA

It is Lord Shiva's one of the favorite flowers. Offering Kaner flowers to Lord Shiva symbolizes devotion and reverence. Offering Kaner flowers specially during Monday worship rituals dedicated to Lord Shiva is deemed auspicious and spiritually rewarding.

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RESIDENCE OF LORD VISHNU

The Kaner plant with yellow flowers is said to be the residence of Lord Vishnu. Worship the lord with yellow Kaner flowers to bring home happiness and prosperity and double your wealth.

SPIRITUAL RENEWAL

The presence of Oleander is often associated with spiritual renewal and cleansing of one's surroundings. The Kaner plant is considered highly auspicious to the prosperity of the house by Vastu Shastra specialists. 

VASTU CORRECTION

According to Vastu, the kaner plant should be planted in the south or west direction of the house.  The kaner plant is said to help to complete stalled work and remove Vastu doshas from the home. 

You should plant a Kaner plant at home if you have mangal dosh. Irrigate its roots with water daily to mitigate any Vastu dosha or Mangal dosha effect.

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MEMORY AND EMOTIONS

The plant's fragrance has made its way into aromatherapy and perfumery, tapping into our senses. The yellow Kaner plant, also known as Nerium oleander blooms with sweet smelling scented flowers. The fragrance is especially strong in the early morning and evening. 

In Victorian times, blooming oleanders were often kept in pots at the bottom of stairways, their distinctive waxen, spiced-fruity scent filling entire households with perfume. 

And when night falls, you'll feel enveloped by the heavy lemon-vanilla scent coming from them.

AIR PURIFICATION AND SPIRITUAL CLEANSING

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While Oleander's air-purifying qualities are debated, its presence is often associated with spiritual renewal. It's a botanical nod to the cleansing of one's surroundings, both physically and metaphysically. 

Light and soft, the floral note of oleander is akin to a warm spring day. Its talcum-esque facets evoke a clean smoothness that dances with sweet hints of blossoming florals and alluring spices. 

MEDICINAL USE OF KANER

Kaner is used in making medicines for leprosy, inflammation, wound, heart, etc. Kaner leaves also have medicinal properties, just like their flowers. People usually make a paste from its leaves and apply it on pain, often using it in wounds and herpes-itching. 

The cardiac glycosides in oleander affect the heart. These chemicals can slow the heart rate down. Some of these chemicals might also kill cancer cells. People use oleander for heart failure, cancer, epilepsy, and many other conditions, but there is no good scientific evidence to support these uses.

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COLOR THERAPY

The color yellow in Color Therapy is symbolized by the sun and represents joy, light, and mental positivity. Spiritually, the color yellow is also embodied by the solar plexus chakra—the seat of power and will. 

In some cultures, it symbolizes strength and endurance because of its ability to thrive in harsh environments. 

Yellow Oleander features showy fragrant yellow trumpet-shaped flowers with peach overtones along the branches from mid summer to early fall. It has attractive dark green foliage. The glossy narrow leaves are highly ornamental and remain dark green throughout the winter.

CAUTION

This plant is extremely toxic. All parts of the plant are dangerous, especially the seeds. Even a single leaf may kill an adult.       

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