What does the color purple symbolize in Buddhism?
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In Buddhism lotus flowers symbolize purity and rebirth, but their meanings alter slightly as they change color. The purple lotus flower is called the mystic lotus -- when pictured as a bud it represents the heart prior to enlightenment, and in full bloom it symbolizes the virtues of the Buddha.
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Blue –: signifies the concept of loving, kindness and peace in Buddhism.
Yellow –: signifies the Middle Path, that is, the complete absence of form and emptiness.
Red – symbolizes achievement, wisdom, virtue, fortune, and dignity.
White – stand for purity and emancipation., fortune, and dignity.
Yellow –: signifies the Middle Path, that is, the complete absence of form and emptiness.
Red – symbolizes achievement, wisdom, virtue, fortune, and dignity.
White – stand for purity and emancipation., fortune, and dignity.
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