Awakening of the first Response of the Nature to the Supramental Manifestation
Interested, she opens herself and tries to understand.
Jatropha integerrima
Peregrina, Spicy jatropha
- Small reddish pink flower with five narrow rounded separated petals and conspicuous anthers; borne in long-stemmed terminal cymes. A shrub with variable leaf forms which are often fiddle-shaped.
- Another form is a small light pink cup-shaped flower with rounded petals and conspicuous yellow anthers.
Photo Courtesy: Forest & Kim Starr
Photo Courtesy: Dinesh ValkeFirst Response of the Subconscient to the Supramental Action
The open door to realisation.
Jatropha podagrica
Gout plant, Tartogo, Australian bottle plant
Tiny bright orange flowers with five rounded separated petals and an orange stalk; borne in compound cymes. A low shrub with swollen stems and large-lobed peltate leaves.
Photo Courtesy: Dinesh Valke First Response of the Inconscient to the Divine Force
The first step towards transformation.
Kigelia africana [Kigelia pinnata]
Sausage tree
Large fleshy dull maroon irregularly funnelform flower with crinkled recurved lobes; borne in large racemes on very long pendulous stalks. A medium-sized spreading tree that bears curious sausagelike fruits.
Response of the Mind to the Supramental Light
Represents an important step towards realisation.
Asclepias curassavica
Blood flower, Swallow wort, Matal, Indian root
Tiny flowers with five yellow petals that curve back towards the stalk and a prominent central golden crown; borne in terminal cymes. A perennial herb with milky sap.
Photo Courtesy: Stan Shebs Response of the Physical Mind to the Supramental Light
The physical mind eager to understand and be transformed.
Asclepias curassavica
Blood flower, Swallow wort, Matal, Indian root
Tiny flowers with five orange red petals that curve back towards the stalk and a prominent central orange crown; borne in terminal cymes. A perennial herb with milky sap.
Photo Courtesy: Sergey
