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The iris is a powerful symbol of faith, hope, wisdom, and eternity. In ancient Egypt, the iris represented immortality and guided souls to the afterlife. In China, it embodies virtue and grace. The iris was sacred in many religions, including Hinduism, Buddhism, and Paganism. It appears in mythology, poetry, and art, cementing it as a spiritual. The ancient Greeks soon began the practice of planting purple iris flowers on the graves of women, believing they would entice the Goddess Iris to lead their loved ones in their journey to heaven.

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