Guiding Aster - Floral elegance in full bloom.

I think, I am falling in love with Aster flower. The name "aster" itself comes from the Greek word for "star. I especially like all the vibrant colours that they used to bloom. Asters can symbolize love, wisdom, faith, purity, innocence, royalty, and beauty. And I found them everyday on my walk to the temple. There are so many of them that sometimes distract me from praying inside the temple.

There are so many of them kept on either side of the path. Blooming in every natural colours is simply make me fall in awe. Purple, pink, red, yellow, they simply are irresistible. The biggest problem is that being a temple properly. We cannot pluck aby of them. I love to spend some time, gazing at them and appreciating the natural beauty that nature has given to the mankind.

Asters are perennials flower, meaning they bloom every year. These are popular choice for home decor and garden decodation. Asters can be used to celebrate life events like weddings, anniversaries, and graduations. Even wothout any feagranace to it, they are natural beauty that simply add amazing vibes. During my morning walk I clicked these picture. I took my phone especially for clicking them. There are so many of them.

Aster flowers are distinct from other flowers due to their "star-like" appearance, with a central yellow disk surrounded by numerous slender petals that radiate outward, giving them a daisy-like structure, and often blooming in shades of purple, pink, blue, and white, with a contrasting yellow center.

Asters have a composite flower head with a central disk of tiny flowers surrounded by ray florets (petals) that appear to radiate outward like a star. The bright natural colors evolved to attract pollinators, but also inadvertently attract humans who find them visually appealing and often associate them with pleasant experiences. Mine is not so different, I love to visit the place everyday, just to pray and get some some good vibes that reflect through these besutiful gifts of nature.

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