Rose Of Jericho
The Rose of Jericho goes from seeming death to life so magically, that it’s not surprising to discover that it is believed to have magical qualities. Believers in Hoodoo say that this plant will bring you prosperity if you add five coins to the water you use to make it unfurl. They leave the plant in the water for a few days before brushing the water onto windows and doors to let prosperity in. In Santeria, the plant is associated with the spirit of thunder and lightning and is often presented as an offering to the spirit. It is also said to bring happiness to those who bless themselves with it.
Christians, on the other hand, see the plant as being symbolic of the opening of the womb of Mary, so it is often displayed at Christmas. Not surprisingly, they also see the death and resurrection of Christ in its ability to “die” and then recover. The Rose of Jericho is a plant that is incredibly hard to kill! It can be kept in a dark cupboard for years and still revive in water. When placed in a bowl of water, it perks up within about four hours. Don’t leave it standing in water for more than a few days, as this will make it rot. Change the water daily, and give it “rests” without water.
Symbol of transformation
The Rose of Jericho's ability to return to life after drying out represents renewal and transformation.
Protection
The Rose of Jericho is believed to bring protection from negative energies and bring good luck.
Balance
In Feng Shui, the Rose of Jericho is thought to promote balance and well-being by harmonizing energy.
Resurrection
Pilgrims interpret the Rose of Jericho's properties as symbolic of the Resurrection.
Prosperity
In Hoodoo, adding five coins to the water used to unfurl the Rose of Jericho is believed to bring prosperity.
The Rose of Jericho goes from seeming death to life so magically, that it’s not surprising to discover that it is believed to have magical qualities. Believers in Hoodoo say that this plant will bring you prosperity if you add five coins to the water you use to make it unfurl. They leave the plant in the water for a few days before brushing the water onto windows and doors to let prosperity in. In Santeria, the plant is associated with the spirit of thunder and lightning and is often presented as an offering to the spirit. It is also said to bring happiness to those who bless themselves with it.
Christians, on the other hand, see the plant as being symbolic of the opening of the womb of Mary, so it is often displayed at Christmas. Not surprisingly, they also see the death and resurrection of Christ in its ability to “die” and then recover. The Rose of Jericho is a plant that is incredibly hard to kill! It can be kept in a dark cupboard for years and still revive in water. When placed in a bowl of water, it perks up within about four hours. Don’t leave it standing in water for more than a few days, as this will make it rot. Change the water daily, and give it “rests” without water.
Symbol of transformation
The Rose of Jericho's ability to return to life after drying out represents renewal and transformation.
Protection
The Rose of Jericho is believed to bring protection from negative energies and bring good luck.
Balance
In Feng Shui, the Rose of Jericho is thought to promote balance and well-being by harmonizing energy.
Resurrection
Pilgrims interpret the Rose of Jericho's properties as symbolic of the Resurrection.
Prosperity
In Hoodoo, adding five coins to the water used to unfurl the Rose of Jericho is believed to bring prosperity.
The Rose of Jericho goes from seeming death to life so magically, that it’s not surprising to discover that it is believed to have magical qualities. Believers in Hoodoo say that this plant will bring you prosperity if you add five coins to the water you use to make it unfurl. They leave the plant in the water for a few days before brushing the water onto windows and doors to let prosperity in. In Santeria, the plant is associated with the spirit of thunder and lightning and is often presented as an offering to the spirit. It is also said to bring happiness to those who bless themselves with it.
Christians, on the other hand, see the plant as being symbolic of the opening of the womb of Mary, so it is often displayed at Christmas. Not surprisingly, they also see the death and resurrection of Christ in its ability to “die” and then recover. The Rose of Jericho is a plant that is incredibly hard to kill! It can be kept in a dark cupboard for years and still revive in water. When placed in a bowl of water, it perks up within about four hours. Don’t leave it standing in water for more than a few days, as this will make it rot. Change the water daily, and give it “rests” without water.
Symbol of transformation
The Rose of Jericho's ability to return to life after drying out represents renewal and transformation.
Protection
The Rose of Jericho is believed to bring protection from negative energies and bring good luck.
Balance
In Feng Shui, the Rose of Jericho is thought to promote balance and well-being by harmonizing energy.
Resurrection
Pilgrims interpret the Rose of Jericho's properties as symbolic of the Resurrection.
Prosperity
In Hoodoo, adding five coins to the water used to unfurl the Rose of Jericho is believed to bring prosperity.
