The symbol of the tree of life

The symbol of the tree of life in different cultures 

The tree is a symbol of the flourishing growth of all things in nature. The worship of trees by humans can even be traced back to ancient times, when people thought that there were gods or elves in the trees. 

-In Norse mythology 
Yggdrasil is a huge banyan tree that connects the world, heaven and hell. It has spring water under its roots and is the spring of wisdom and knowledge. 

-Ancient Egypt and tree of life 
In ancient Egypt, the tree of life grew on the mountain of God, separating the boundaries between life and death, symbolizing the beginning of the founding. 
 

-In Indian painting 
The tree sprouting from the egg of the universe is a symbol of the creation of this colorful world by Brahma. 

-Tree of Life in Turkish Culture
Like nazar boncugu, the tree of life is the core symbol of Turkish culture. It is common in carpets and other handicrafts. 

-Tree of Life in Celtic Culture
The Celts believe that trees are the ancestors of human beings, and trees are even considered to be the gateway to other worlds. 

-Buddhism and the tree of life 
In the Buddhist tradition, the Bodhi tree has always been revered, because under this tree, the Buddha gained enlightenment. It represents the road to enlightenment and is therefore a symbol of life. 

-Christians mention the tree of life 
In the Bible, Adam and Eve are not allowed to eat from the tree of life, which will keep them alive forever. This tree is often seen as a symbol of love for God. In the "Proverbs Book," the author links the tree of life to wisdom. 
 

The spiritual symbol of the tree of life 

√ Interconnection and family: The tree of life represents how everything relates to each other. We are not in a vacuum, but are connected to the world around us. 
√ Stability, strength and growth: rooting in the ground, taking nutrients, growing quietly 
√ Personality and new life: Every tree is the best. Like a tree, we are different. 
√ Calm, peace and relaxation: like a tree, calm and peaceful, quietly given and nourished. 

Why do you need a life tree jewelry? As mentioned earlier, this symbol has no negative meaning and is respected by most cultures. The tree of life is not just a symbol of religion or spirit, anyone can wear it, it can carry meaning for everyone.