It is interesting that for every civilisation a different tree has been chosen which makes sense (various continents, flora, countries, ages. Those trees are to be worshipped and honoured, they symbolise the ultimate connection between the earth and the sky as well as interconnection to everything that is. Greeks, Egyptians, Assyrians, Mayas, Scandinavians, Celts, Christians, Muslims, Buddhists have a sacred tree reference in their myths, sacred books and cultures. The tree of life is also referred as the sacred tree, the tree of knowledge, the tree of immortality, the world tree, or the cosmic tree. I can write about the tree in general, the type of each tree and it's meaning or about the tree of life, a cultural, religious and mystical symbol that is present in most of ancient cultures and religions as well as a beloved tattoo choice for many. Traditionally, tree tattoo designs symbolize knowledge, growth, and wisdom, while also being linked to strength, spirituality, nourishment, immortality. the tree is a powerful and significant symbol in so many ways. Nevertheless, the Celtic Tree of Life, also known as Crann Bethadh in the Irish language, played an incredibly important role in Celtic culture. It’s a symbol that you can also find in Viking culture Yggdrasil and many others. I am really excited about this post!!! More ancient than the human race, always connected to the mother earth, representation of nature, necessary to help us breath, nurturing with it's fruits, giving shelter, spreading the colour green, the indicator of seasons changing. The ancient Celts weren’t the only civilization with a Celtic tree of life symbol.
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