Harley Flowers

harley-flowers

A lot of people will tell you, “Those aren’t sunflowers, they are HARLEY FLOWERS!”

harleys-sunflowerIt wasn’t until after Harley passed away that I began to feel the connection between Harley and sunflowers. Hundreds of Harley’s friends and followers were feeling the same thing … and it continues, it may never stop. I absolutely cannot pass by a sunflower and not think of precious Harley. Sometimes the flowers appear at exactly the right moment, right when I need them most, it’s not easy to explain, but it’s no coincidence. “Thank you, Harley!”

So I decided to do a little research and this is what I found: Sunflowers symbolize happiness, vitality, faith, healing, loyalty and long-life. They provide energy in the form of nourishment and vibrance.

The sunflower moves itself in the most direct position in front of the sun so it can get the maximum sun rays. Harley understood that perfectly! The sunflower’s namesake, the sun, meant everything to Harley. After living inside a dark building with no sunlight for the first 10 years of his life … so naturally, he loved the sun and it’s warmth!

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20 comments

  1. Harley embodied the symbolism of the Sunflower! He was a ray of sunshine, he embodied vitality even though he was crippled, he had a long life in spite of the odds and he is always with those of us who loved him from afar 🌻🌻🌻

  2. loved Harley so, can’t wait to plant my sunflower garden in the spring – I plan on harvesting the seeds in the fall and hope to hand them out to others so they can experience the benefits of loving Harley and the positive energy of these flowers

  3. I will always miss that sweet boy. He brought so much goodess and light to the world.

  4. Thank you so much for sharing this. I’ve always loved sunflowers and miss them. We had so many in Indiana where I grew up. Harley surely was a special boy with his love for the sun. And flowers and all nature. So glad he got to spend the last of his life with things he missed at the beginning.,

  5. Harley was such a precious boy. I’ll see a sunflower and see Harley’s precious face in my mind sniffing “his” sunflower. Yes, we will always think: Harley-Sunflower.

  6. Love the pictures. Keep posting them as a reminder to people that there are not aware of puppy mills or people on the fence, that can go either way. Must be a one or two lines about each picture… We must keep his and our dream alive to somehow stop these ……people from breeding and the killing that goes along with the breeding.

  7. Thank you for the beautiful Harley pictures. Isn’t it wonderful, so many people love this little dog, how many hearts he has touched. Although I never met him, I have the feeling that I have known him all my life. He has a very special place in my heart.🌺💝💚💜

    • Harley was an angel on earth; to endure what he went through and still be filled with love. Plese keep the posts and pictures coming. It gives me a feeling of hope for the less fortunate. Thank you.

  8. <3 I love that…. I think I'm going to plant some Harley flowers in the spring…..

  9. It is so fitting for a sunflower be a reminder of Harley. It breaks my heart to think of all the little dogs that live in the dark, cruel world of puppy mills. I wish Harley could have been with us longer. I miss him as much as if he were one of my own. I am so thankful that he was able to be loved and have a good life .

  10. What a boy! Thank you for loving him! And all you did for him, I know he loved you for it!

  11. Thank you for sharing Harley with all of us. We are all much better people to have known and loved Harley and though he is now with us in spirit we love seeing him in posts. Sending hugs, love and snoot kisses via angel wings to our sweet angel Harley.

  12. Just beautiful! I’ll think of Harley whenever I see a sunflower from now on!❤️🌻🐾❤️

  13. There are no words. What a beautiful symbol for Harley. Now I will look sunflowers in an entirely different way; even when I’m in France.

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