The Tree of Life is one of the oldest symbols in the world. It appears in Indian, Celtic, Norse, Egyptian and many other traditions, and it always means much the same thing: everything is connected.
What does the Tree of Life symbolise?
- Connection: roots in the earth, branches in the sky, linking family, nature and spirit.
- Growth: a reminder to keep growing, slowly and steadily.
- Family: branches as generations, which makes it a beautiful family gift.
- Rebirth and strength: trees lose their leaves and grow them back every year.
What is a 7 chakra tree?
A 7 chakra tree is a small Tree of Life made with crystal chips in the seven chakra colours, from red (root) to violet (crown). People who follow crystal and chakra practices keep one for balance, calm and positive energy, and many use it as a focus point when meditating or setting intentions.
Try the 7 Chakra Crystal Tree of Life.
Where to keep a Tree of Life
- East: often suggested for health, growth and new beginnings.
- South-east: linked to wealth in Feng Shui, a popular spot for a money tree or crystal tree.
- Your desk or meditation corner: where you see it every day as a reminder of your goals.
Tree of Life decor ideas
- Tree of Life Metal Figurine with Birds, Gold – a family of birds on golden branches.
- Tree of Life Metal Wall Art, Multicolour – a statement for an empty wall.
- Golden Feng Shui Money Tree with Dragon Base – the wealth version of the tree.
- Large Gold Metal Evil Eye Tree – growth plus protection.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Tree of Life a good gift?
Yes. It suits housewarmings, new jobs, weddings and family occasions because it stands for growth and togetherness.
What is the difference between a money tree and a Tree of Life?
A Feng Shui money tree is hung with coins and focuses on wealth. A Tree of Life focuses on growth, family and connection.
Note: crystal and chakra practices are personal beliefs, not medical treatments.
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