LOTUS:

 The flower is considered pure as it is able to emerge from murky waters in the morning and be perfectly clean. Therefore in common with Egyptian mythology the lotus is seen as a sign of rebirth, but additionally it is associated with purity. The breaking of the surface every morning is also suggestive of desire, this leads to it being associated with spiritual enlightenment.

Spiritual Significance

The lotus flower, notes writer Share Siwek on the website of the Flower Essence Society, is symbolic in Hinduism and ayurvedic medicine, representing eternity, purity and divinity. In both Hindu and Buddhist mythology, many deities religions are depicted sitting on a lotus blossom or carrying a lotus. The lotus flower also is used to symbolize beauty, sensuality and sexuality; in the famed Indian love-making guide "The Kama Sutra," the most skilled woman at the art of love-making is called Padmini, which means "the lotus woman."

Facial Benefits

Lotus flowers contain linoleic acid, protein, phosphorus, iron and vitamins B and C. Practitioners of ayurvedic medicine often use lotus flowers on the face for the flowers' soothing, cooling properties. According to the Vedic Shop website, lotus flowers often are used to improve both the texture and condition of skin on your face. In fact, many ayurvedic spas offer lotus flower facials. It's important to note, however, that there are no scientific studies to back up claims that lotus flowers offer any health benefits.

Assorted Health Benefits

The Oohoi website outlines a variety of health benefits associated with the use of lotus flowers in ayurvedic healing. For example, tea brewed from the lotus flower can be used to treat acid reflux and gastric ulcers, and also might help to prevent premature ejaculation. In addition, drinking tea brewed from the nutrient-rich lotus flower can improve overall health, in much the same way that taking iron and vitamin supplements, as the lotus flower is a natural source of many of these vitamins, minerals and nutrients.

Melanin Production

A study published in the July 2009 issue of "Experimental & Molecular Medicine" examined the role that an essential oil made from the petals and stamens of the lotus could have on the body's production of melanin. According to the results, within the chemical composition of this oil extract was palmitic acid methyl ester, which was seen to induce the creation of melanin via a process called melanogenesis. These results indicated that oil extracted from the lotus flower might be effective in preventing gray hair and stimulating the body's production of melanin.

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   The lotus flower was very important in their religion. Meaning creation and rebirth, it was a symbol of the sun, because at nightfall it closes and goes beneath the water and at dawn it climbs up above the water and reopens. It was the only plant to flower and fruit at the same time, as it would emerge as pure white from the depths of the muddy swamp and grow above the water. One myth that revolves around the lotus is during creation time a giant lotus flower grew out of a pond and from it the sun rose.