The sunny yellow buttercup is sensuous and congenial. Aestethics, beauty and feeling is important to it. The long flowering season of the buttercup brightens up the summer and makes the meadows ‘wholly beautiful to look at’, like Linnaeus wrote in 1732. It is idealistic, takes its life seriously and searches for meaning. It is also practical and cares deeply about the welfare of others.
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