It is connected to the crown of the head and therefore is not encumbered by the demands of the body. In this way, it is the vibration that is connected to us, but reaches upward into higher realms of energy. There are many examples of violet (more commonly referred to as purple) being associated with spirituality and high levels of consciousness. Merlin, the wizard from the King Arthur tales, is often depicted as wearing a purple hat.
The Purple Heart medal represents the ultimate in bravery. In Catholicism during the holiday of Lent, all images of Christ are covered with purple. People who meditate with discipline report seeing violet light as part of the trance experience. [1]
It is a sign of your desire for self-knowledge and spiritual guidance.
Color Therapy: Violet is particularly-effective in the areas of mind and spirit. It controls the pituitary gland, and works well in cases of depression, migraine, parasitic conditions, baldness, and dandruff.
Depth Psychology: This combination of red and blue symbolizes faith, extravagance, magic, dualism, and femininity. [2]
Passion: This flower is astrologically ruled by Venus.
In the Vctorian language of flowers, this represents enchantment or being charmed, for boon or bane.
The color of this flower directly relates to the spiritual condition. So, how does the flower appear? Is it healthy, wilted, uprooted, surrounded by weeds}
Among the ancient Greeks, violets represented undisturbed rest and safety from ghosts. [3]