674 — Number of the plant
at the book: The Mother. The Spiritual Significance of Flowers.- 1-st Ed. / Sri Aurobindo Ashram Trust, Pondicherry (India).- Singapore: Ho Printing, 2000.- ISBN 81-7058-609-7
Classification
► Division Magnoliophyta - Flowering plants
► Class Magnoliopsida - Dicotyledons
► Subclass Magnoliidae
► Order Magnoliales
► Family Annonaceae - Custard-apple family
► Genus Artabotrys R. Br. - Tail grape
Synonyms
≡ Annona hexapetala (basinom) L. f.
(=) Artabotrys odoratissimus R. Br. ex Ker Gawl.
(=) Artabotrys unicatus (Lam.) Merr.
Common names
Climbing ilang-ilang (English)
Climbing ylang-ylang (English)
Perfume tree (English)
Tail grape (English)
Ylang ylang vine (English)
Coq du levant (French)
Coque du levant (French)
Ilang-ilang grimpant (French)
Liane ilang-ilang (French)
Артаботрис (Russian)
Иланг-иланг (Russian)
Kānthāli chāmpā (India (Bengali))
Bhandari vine (India (English))
Hari champa (India (Hindi))
Harichampa (India (Hindi))
Madanmast (India (Hindi))
Madmanti (India (Hindi))
Phalasampenga (India (Hindi))
Kandāla sampige (India (Kannada))
Kandalisampage (India (Kannada))
Manoranjanballi (India (Kannada))
Manoranjani hoo balli (India (Kannada))
Manoranjini (India (Kannada))
Manoranjini hoovu (India (Kannada))
Nāga champaka (India (Kannada))
Madanakameswari (India (Malayalam))
Manoranjitam (India (Malayalam))
Hirvachampa (India (Marathi))
Hara champa (India (Sanskrit))
Harachampaka (India (Sanskrit))
Madanah (India (Sanskrit))
Nilachampaka (India (Sanskrit))
Akkurotam (India (Tamil))
Antakam (India (Tamil))
Kanankay (India (Tamil))
Kulakayam (India (Tamil))
Kunarancitam (India (Tamil))
Makaticam (India (Tamil))
Mano ranjitam (India (Tamil))
Manorancitam (India (Tamil))
Manoranjidam (India (Tamil))
Manoranjitham (India (Tamil))
Matanakamappu (India (Tamil))
Tiga sampangi (India (Tamil))
Manoranjidamu (India (Telugu))
Manoranjitam (India (Telugu))
Muddasampenga (India (Telugu))
Phala sampenga (India (Telugu))
Phalasampanga (India (Telugu))
Sakalaphala sampenga (India (Telugu))
Sakalaphalasampanga (India (Telugu))
Kada ngan (Burmese)
Padat ngan (Burmese)
Tadaing hmwe (Burmese)
Karawek (Thai)
Kradang nga chin (Thai)
Saban nga chin (Thai)
Ying zhao hua (Chinese)
Ying zhao lan (Chinese)
Iraniran noki (Japanese)
Tsuru iraniran (Japanese)
Description
Medium-sized pendulous flower with six thick fleshy tapering petals and a fruitlike fragrance; flowers open greenish yellow and become yellow with age; borne singly or in clusters. A vigorous climbing shrub.
For the mind is really a reflector and a medium and none of its activities originate in themselves, none exist per se. Ordinarily, the mind reflects the status of mortal nature and the activities of the Force which works under the conditions of the material universe. But if it becomes clear, passive, pure by the renunciation of these activities and of the characteristic ideas and outlook of mental nature, then as in a clear mirror or like the sky in clear water which is without ripple and unruffled by winds, the divine is reflected. The mind still does not entirely possess the divine or become divine, but is possessed by it or by a luminous reflection of it so long as it remains in this pure passivity.
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