World rose day что это
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Что за праздник «День роз», кого в этот день поздравляют и что дарят?
Неделя ДО праздника Святого Валентина называется в Valentine’s Week. Каждый день недели называется по-своему и отмечается влюбленными по-особенному. Здесь, я кратко написала значение Розового дня, что делают в этот день и подготовила лучшую подборку открыток и стихов на английском языке, посвященных Rose Day.
Неделя Святого Валентина начинается с Розового дня 7 февраля.
В этот день влюбленные желают тепла, любви, дарят розы.
Красные розы дарят любимому человеку.
Бордовые розы дарят супруги.
Белые розы дарят лучшие друзья.
Розовые розы одноклассники дарят своим юным барышням.
Стихи к этому дню на английском языке
When I first felt Love for You,
I knew it would be Special and Forever.
This Rose Day I wish to honour You
With My Love as I always do
Because You are Mine.
Happy Rose Day!
In the Flower, My Rose is YOU.
In the Diamond, My Kohinoor is YOU.
In the Sky, My Moon is YOU.
I’m only Body, My Heart is YOU.
That’s why I always Miss You
Happy Rose Day! 
With this rose, I am not only give you merely a rose,
but I give you my heart and soul.
I send to you all the love I have to give
and anything else that would give me the chance to touch your heart.
Happy Rose Day 2018
Roses are exclusively for a nice person like you
From a simple person like me
Keep this rose until they dry
but keep my friendship until I die.
Rose Day 2018
Roses are famous for grace,
Advocates are famous for case,
Horses are famous for race,
But You are famous for your smile on your face
Happy Rose Day 2018
Any one can love a Rose.
But no one will love a leaf that made the Rose.
Don’t love some one who is beautiful
But love the one who can make your life beautiful.
Happy Rose Day 2018
Sweet as a Rose Bud
Bright as a Star
Cute as a Kitten,
That’s what You are.
Bundles of Joy Sunshine,
And Fun You are everything
I Love All rolled into a Happy Rose Day 2018
With this rose, I reveal all my
thoughts and feelings about you
that I have withheld for so long.
I feel when I am with you… I am like a rose,
not because of it’s beauty,
but because I am able to bloom and grow with you…
Rose Day Messages 
World Rose Day 2020: History and significance of the welfare of cancer patients
World Rose Day is annually celebrated on September 22 in dedication to the welfare of cancer patients.(Pixabay)
World Rose Day is annually celebrated on September 22 in dedication to the welfare of cancer patients. On this day, people around the world work towards bringing cheer and hope into the lives of all those people who have been affected by cancer. More importantly, it seeks to remind patients and their caregivers, that they are not alone in this battle against the deadly disease.
Cancer treatments are quite tasking on the body and mind of those who have been affected. With the changes their bodies encounter and the sheer mental trauma of being ravaged by this disease can wreak havoc with most people. According to Dr. Ganapathi Bhat, Consultant Medical Oncologist and Stem cell Transplant Physician at Jaslok Hospital & Research Centre, “The financial costs associated with cancer are often overwhelming. Cancer affects a person’s diet and eating habits in many ways. The illness can in itself cause weight loss, lack of appetite or other problems associated with eating. Cancer also often affects your self-image and self-esteem. Possible changes in physical appearance and depleted health can be frightening. Having cancer can undermine your mental and physical wellbeing.” But by making even the simplest gestures of kindness, each and every one of us can bring some comfort to their lives. Even though that alone is not enough to cure them, it can certainly ease their suffering.
World Rose Day for the Welfare of Cancer Patients was first observed in honour of 12-year-old Melinda Rose from Canada, who was diagnosed with a rare form of blood cancer known as Askin’s Tumour. Even while the doctors had only given her weeks to live, she went on to live for 6 months and spent her time bringing joy and hope to all the diagnosed people around her. She reached out to all the cancer patients, sharing poems, letters and emails with them, to bring some cheer into their lives. Her kindness and optimism serve as a reminder to us all, that even in the most bleak of all situations, hope is what keeps us going.
By offering roses to cancer patients and their caregivers, people extend their concern and offer tenderness in the face of this harsh disease. Unfortunately, the medical and science fields are yet to come up with an absolute cure for cancer, despite their constant dedication to this cause, we can all contribute in our own way by being mindful of their suffering and ensuring that we care for them and contribute to their strength so that they may continue fighting.
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Rose Day 2021: Celebrate the 1st Day of Valentine Week on 7th February 2021
It’s the month of Valentines and 14th February is Valentine’s Day. Just as marriage celebrations start off almost a week before the D-Day, so does the ‘wooing’ for the valentine. The lucky ones who sport a bank balance, need not fret about the cost of a pretty bunch of roses and those who are not yet working, can start saving their pocket money in order to put their love into expression in different ways. Do remember, a single red rose may do the same trick as a whole bunch of them. So, you don’t have to go overboard. Know what new turn your relationship will make this Valentine’s day. Consult our Expert love Astrologers now!
The significance of the red rose as a symbol of passion, goes back in history to Greek and Roman iconography, which depicted Aphrodite or Venus, the Goddess of Love with a red rose.
Astroyogi wishes everyone a Happy Rose Day!
The Rose Day date 2021 is 7th February and with it begins the much-awaited Valentine’s week. Needless to say, those in love give red roses to their loved ones on this day. Red colour denotes love, romantic ‘thoughts’, passion, and desire. By giving a red rose, a person expresses his/her love for you. If you accept the rose, then it means that you share the same feelings. This is why it is said that the world looks ‘rosy’ to people who are in love!
If you are still waiting for a ‘yes’ from your dream partner, then gift them pink roses as this would signify that you still love them and who knows they might answer with a slight nod in affirmative.
Yellow roses are more to do with friendships and are usually sent along with get-well cards. You may present them to the friends who made your life a heaven out of hell!
This rose day, express your gratitude by gifting white roses. Pure white roses symbolize a new beginning (While taking marriage vows) or a farewell (On someone’s death). They are more formal in nature and are more to do with respect.
So, different coloured roses are used to express the different phases of love. Be careful while choosing the colour of the roses that you present to your loved one, so that you don’t send a wrong message across.
“I’d rather have roses on my table than diamonds on my neck”-Emma Goldman
And therefore, a beautiful bouquet of red roses may have the same effect as a trip to the Bahamas with your beloved and that too, at a very minuscule expense.
In case you and your loved one are on a sulk mode then the Rose Day 2021 would be the best time to make up with a simple token and gesture of love… a red rose!
While we hope that most of you open up and express your love, there may be many who would want to silently express it. We, at Astroyogi, wish that no love remains unfulfilled. So if you want to check if your relationship is moving in the right direction or not, then feel free to consult any love astrologers or tarot readers on our panel.
World Rose Day: Why is it Celebrated and Some Myths, Rituals About the Flower
The day is celebrated to encourage healthy conversation regarding cancer, its patients, and the caregivers of those patients.
September 22 is celebrated as the World Rose day in the memory of Melinda Rose who was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer when she was 12. The Canadian girl, who had Askin’s tumour, was given just a few weeks by her doctors. However, she went on to live for six months. During this time, she spread cheer and love among other cancer patients by writing poems, letters, and emails.
Her contagious optimism in the face of a terminal disease made her a beacon of hope for other cancer patients and their loved ones. To commemorate her life and her mission to spread love, September 22 is celebrated as the World Rose day. The day is celebrated to encourage healthy conversation regarding cancer, its patients, and the caregivers of those patients. The day is also to generate awareness about the disease and how early detection of cancer can be cured on time.
This day, people give roses to cancer patients celebrating their spirit to fight the tough battle. Roses are considered a symbol of love and by giving a rose to a cancer patient, you are telling them how much you love them and support them in their difficult time.
However, there are also some myths and rituals related to rose flowers. In Christianity, rose is considered to symbolise the Garden of Eden which is God’s paradise. The fragrance of rose is known as the odour of sanctity for Catholic Christians who call it the presence of a spiritual holiness in their lives.
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For ancient Romans, the rose was a symbol of beauty as it was the flower of Goddess of love, Venus. They also planted roses on the graves to symbolise death and rebirth. In Islam, the flower is considered to symbolise a human soul and its fragrance represents the sacredness of one’s soul.
In India, people also use rose water to sprinkle on guests as they arrive for cooling and refreshing. According to Harvard Art Museums, the tradition came to India through Mughals from Iran where the Ab Pashan festival is celebrated.
In this Iranian festival, rosewater is sprinkled to evoke the feeling of rainfall and ward off the famine. As the Mughal brought this tradition to India, it was soon adopted by the Rajput courts also where the refreshing and fragrant rose water brought respite in summers.
Rose Day 2021: Date, importance, and significance of each rose colour
Rose Day 2021 Date: Rose Day will be celebrated on February 7
Happy Rose Day 2021 Date: The romantic month has already arrived with mushy love stories. Rose Day on February 7, marks the beginning of Valentine’s week. On this auspicious day, roses are gifted to the special one, celebrating love and affection. It is said that the Victorians began the culture of exchanging roses with their beloved for communicating unspoken feelings.
However, if you are wondering which rose to gift your special one, worry not. Here is a detailed description of what each rose colour signifies. Quickly go through them to choose the best one for your beloved.
Red roses are known to be the true expression of love as they define love and romance. It conveys romantic meanings to your beloved ones like “I love you” or “Be Mine”. Therefore, take a deep breath and gift your beloved a red rose to express your feelings. They are the true Valentine’s Day roses.
Yellow roses symbolise friendship and caring. Gifting a yellow rose to someone you love will express purely platonic emotions.
The orange rose symbolises enthusiasm and passion. You may opt for it to express a deep feeling of intense desire for someone special. To give a strong message to your beloved, you can gift it along with a red rose too.
Pink roses symbolise gratitude, grace, admiration, and joy. You gift these special blooms in case you are celebrating the day of love in an unconventional way.
The white rose symbolises innocence and purity. They are mostly used on occasions like during weddings or funerals. Therefore, you might like to avoid gifting them during this time of the year unless you get to hear the wedding bells.
Wondering about gifting your loved one peach roses? They signify modesty, expressing the first blush of love and appreciation. To appreciate someone for their beauty and modesty, this rose works the best.
The feeling of love at first sight is expressed through lavender colour. These roses convey adoration and fantasy along with a sense of majesty and splendor.
Do you feel “I can’t have you but I can’t stop thinking about you” when you see your crush? In case you feel the same, you definitely gift blue roses as they embody the desire for the unattainable.
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