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    The Sacred Tree – In Dreams and Myth The human condition is fundamental to any creation of myths, and at the core of the emergence of any religion or personal dream. The journey […]... More

The Spine represents the whole spectrum of life, like a tree, the Tree of Life. It covers every aspect of our life from movement, sexuality, digestion, emotions, speech, thinking and touching the invisible. See A tree – the […]... More

Ain Soph – The Unknown God Chapter 30 By F. J. Mayers We may now, perhaps, begin to understand what is meant by the “Cherubim” “keeping” or “guarding” the “way” of the “Tree of Lives.” […]... More

Because if its fantastic power of growth and survival it often represent your own personal growth and ability to survive and thrive despite attacks. It has been linked in past ages with protection of children. […]... More

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The tree depicts the living structure of yourself or another person. In particular it shows not only your past in the condition of its roots and trunk, but also what you have grown into and […]... More

The tree is one of those images taken from nature that plays a significant role in shaping the worldview of our own and many other cultures. Although the tree in this role is a mythic […]... More

I AM the tree of Life. I draw upon the past that is now the soil from which my roots feed. I reach up to receive the giving death of the sun as it pours out its energy and awareness. And I can blossom and form seeds.... More

It seems to be a recurrent theme of my poems to point out the wonder of the commonplace and ordinary. And in this poem I discover once again my place in the scheme of things and my link with the tree of life.... More

Here again love is expressed using the tree – a sacred tree. IT speaks about how one life can be entwined with another, and how even dying is a sacrament.... More

Love has a thoousand images to desribe it. But here the image is a tree. Like and tree it needs nourishment, and without it it can die.... More

There is a magnificent oak tree growing on the edge of a sea cliff near Combe Martin in Devon. It is magnificent, not because of its size or splendour, but because it has survived the sea winds and is wonderful because of it shape.... More

When I first moved to and lived in Wales I used to walk a lot. The welsh valleys, the rivers and waterfalls were a constant pleasure. This poem is about one such walk.... More

Did you know that you are capable of receiving enough information to make you a genius? For the human brain can process up to 11 million bits of information per second. This is the natural […]... More

Use this dictionary as a resource. It contains only those symbols which were clearly interpreted in one or more of the Cayce dream readings. For many of the symbols there are other possible interpretations listed […]... More