The blip, also known as the night blooming flower and the one-night stand flower, is a special flower whose meanings and symbols vary according to culture and tradition. Here are some of the meanings that the blip flower may symbolize or represent:

1. Ephemeral and fleeting: the blip flower is open for a very short time, usually blooming only at night and fading during the day. It can symbolize the shortness of life and the fleetingness of time, reminding people to cherish the beautiful and precious time in front of them.

2. Live in the moment and enjoy: Although the blossom blooms for a short period of time, the beauty and fragrance it displays at that moment is unparalleled. It can remind people to live in the present, cherish every moment and enjoy the beauty of life to the fullest.

3. Unexpected Encounter and Fate: Due to the special opening time of the blip flower, seeing the blip flower open requires a certain degree of chance and luck. Therefore, the blossom can also symbolize unexpected encounters and fate, symbolizing a special opportunity and destiny.

4. Miracle and change: The rapid opening and fading of the blip flower at night is a strange change, and this miraculous phenomenon can bring shock and surprise to people. It can symbolize all kinds of incredible changes and miracles in life and nature.

Myths and legends of blossom

Legend has it that blossom was originally a flower goddess who bloomed every day; she was brilliant in all seasons. She also fell in love with the young man who watered and weeded her every day. Later, the Jade Emperor was informed of this incident, and the Jade Emperor was then furious to break up the lovebirds. The Jade Emperor captured the Flower Goddess and reduced her to a short-lived flower that could only bloom for a split second each year, preventing her from ever meeting her lover again. He also sent the young man to Lingwu Mountain to become a monk, giving him the name Weituo, so that he could forget his past and the Flower Goddess.

Many years passed, Weituo really forgot the flower god, and practiced Buddhism, gradually accomplished. She knew that every year in the late spring, Weituo always came down the mountain to collect morning dew for the Buddha to decoct tea. So Blossom chose to open at that time.

She bloomed the essence she had gathered for a whole year in that moment. She hoped that Vairocana would look back at her and remember her. But thousands of years passed, and year after year the Vedas came down the mountain to collect the morning dew. The blossom bloomed silently year after year. Weituo never remembered her. Fate arises, fate dies, flowers bloom and flowers fall to dust. The blossom appears only for Vedanta, so the blossom is also known as Vedanta Flower.