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Tree of Life

All major civilizations such as Egyptians, Mesopotamian, Sumerian, Native American and Mayan have mentioned the Tree of Life in their art work. It seems that such depiction of life and nature is ancient wisdom. The tree of life in some cultures is considered to be a link between the three worlds, heavens, earth, and the underworld.

The tree of life is a reminder to live in harmony with nature. After all, trees soak up carbon dioxide from the air, producing life-giving oxygen in return. In fact, a medium-sized tree generates the same amount of oxygen as each one of us needs to breathe. A tree is literally a Tree of Life!

In Celtic lore, the Druids believed the Sacred Tree had the power to reveal messages from the gods. They believed all living things including trees and plants were spiritual, mystical beings. They believed trees in particular were a source of great wisdom with the power to bridge the gap between the upper and lower worlds and bring blessings from the gods.

The Tree of Life symbol represents different qualities like wisdom, strength, protection, beauty, bounty and regeneration. It also represents stability, the inner self, integrity, balance and the cycle of life.

Wearing Tree of Life jewellery or hanging a picture of the Tree of Life brings positive energy and well-being.

Hug a tree today.

The Egyptian Ankh is a symbol for the power to give and sustain life. It symbolizes eternal life and bestows immortality on anyone who possesses it. The ankh serves as a conduit for the power of life that permeates the universe. In Egyptian artwork the ankh was held by the gods to the nose of the deceased kings to represent the breath of life given in the after-world. There is a myth that the ankh was made by the God Ptah so that Isis could bring Osiris back to life. Isis later placed a spell upon the ankh so those who wear it would be blessed and protected.

EYE OF HORUS PENDANT - Sterling silver $30.00

1" h (including bail) x 3/4"w 2.54cm h (including bail) x 1.90cm w

Horus was the ancient Egyptian sky god who was usually depicted as a falcon. His right eye was associated with the sun Ra. The eye symbol represents the marking around the eye of the falcon, including the “teardrop” marking sometimes found below the eye.

The Eye of Horus was believed to have healing and protective power, and it was used as a protective amulet. In Ancient Egypt the Eye of Horus was used as a medical measuring device, using the mathematical proportions of the eye to determine the proportions of ingredients in medical preparations.

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The Flower of Life is a symbol that is believed to contain truth about the Universe and life, and represents perfection and harmony. Just as the circles start from the circle in the centre, this represents that everything in the Universe starts from one source. It’s a symbol that has been around for over a couple thousand years, but it only got its name, The Flower of Life, in the 1990’s. These symbols have appeared in various places including in the Temple of Osiris in Egypt around 535 b.c. Others date between the 2nd and 4th century a.d.