Tree of Life Meaning. . . The Tree Of Life is a Mystical and Magical Tree well known throughout many cultures, dating back to ancient times. Different races and religions call it by different names, such as Tree of Knowledge, World Tree or Cosmic Tree, each having its own story in their mythologies. The Tree of Life is a widespread myth, related to the concept of a Sacred Tree, which is thought to connect Heaven and the Underworld, connecting all forms of creation.

Today there are many gifts depicting the Tree Of Life image, Including, Candle Holders, Bracelets, Mandala Tapestry Wall Hangings, Incense Holders and Greeting Cards perhaps because The Tree Of Life symbol has many meanings, and for some it's a gentle reminder of their deep connection to nature. The Tree has branches that reach into the Sky and Roots that dig into the earth, all of these join into an endless circle, symbolizing the Interconnection of Heaven, Earth and all Living Things. It's also a connection to our Ancestors and the Spirit World and a representation of the Journey of Spiritual Growth.

Tree of Life incense is hand-rolled from pure, aromatic ingredients following the tradition passed down over many centuries. Different scents evoke different moods and memories with natural ingredients including Aromatic Woods, Exotic Flowers, Natural Barks, Tree Extracts, Resins, Leaves and Flowers and this Incense is no exception as it contains not only Sandalwood and Cedar but also its touch of freshness from Patchouli and a calming effect with Myrrh making it a beautiful and perfect Incense for Relaxing or just prior to bedtime to Aid Sleep.

DID YOU KNOW . . ? The Tree Of Life is a Life-Giving Tree created to Enhance and Perpetually sustain the Physical Life of Humanity. The tree was planted by God in the Garden of Eden, where it would have been easily accessible to Adam and Eve from any point in the garden.   Egyptians considered the Tree of Life to be the tree in which Life and Death are enclosed. The direction East was associated with the Direction of Life, the Direction of the rising Sun, and the Direction West was seen as the Direction of Death, of Under-World, because Sun sets in the West.