The Symbolism Behind the Chakra Tree of Life

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The Mayans, Christians, Celts, Muslims, Jews, and Buddhists have one thing in common. They each have a connection with the ancient symbol of the tree of life. Of course, their interpretations vary, and they associate different meanings with the tree. For instance, in the book of Genesis, the tree of life is a source of both, eternal life and abundance. In Buddhism, the tree of life is referenced as the tree of enlightenment under which, Buddha entered Nirvana. Despite these differences, there are some commonalities. So, let's take a look at what this tree represents, in its most general interpretations. A Universal Connection The tree of life represents a universal connection. This means that everything around us is connected, interdependent, and interlinked. This interpretation comes from observing the tree's almost infinite growth in different directions. It reaches upwards towards the sky, as well
The Mayans, Christians, Celts, Muslims, Jews, and Buddhists have one thing in common. They each have a connection with the ancient symbol of the tree