I keep seeing that tree. I find it to be the Tree of Life. We all dream, but I learned in early age to remember my dreams. Every morning while waking up I recall what I dreamed and do not loose that over the day.
I keep seeing that tree, but always from distance. I saw my Grandma from here in Hell's Kitchen swim crossing the river next to it and heard that my fiance will have a coin watching that ferry pass.
I keep seeing that tree. I won't walk over being asked, if I wanted to. I dream. I know I will survive this war I am in. 0.1% surrounding me will survive and that was I told in day time.
The Tree of Life is a universal archetype representing the interconnectedness of all living things, immortality, and the cycle of existence.
Depending on what you are looking for, it typically refers to one of these four areas:
1. Mythology & Religion
Virtually every major culture has a version of this sacred symbol:
Christianity: A tree in the Garden of Eden that granted eternal life; it is often linked to the
Virtually every major culture has a version of this sacred symbol:
Christianity: A tree in the Garden of Eden that granted eternal life; it is often linked to the
Cross.
Norse (Yggdrasil): A massive ash tree that binds the nine realms together.
Kabbalah: A diagram of ten spheres (Sephiroth) representing the divine structure of the
Norse (Yggdrasil): A massive ash tree that binds the nine realms together.
Kabbalah: A diagram of ten spheres (Sephiroth) representing the divine structure of the
universe.
Buddhism (Bodhi Tree): The sacred fig tree where Siddhartha Gautama attained
Buddhism (Bodhi Tree): The sacred fig tree where Siddhartha Gautama attained
enlightenment.
I am of those knowing one law only.
NEVER SURRENDER
At least one I have so
