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that in each of the four zones of the world one such tree stood as a cornerstone of the firmament. Yggdrasil, the cosmic tree of the Scandinavians, was a huge ash tree. Every day the gods met in council under its shadow. And the cypress was the Tree of Life for the Phoenicians. The tree embodies the union between the earth in which it sinks its roots and from whose riches it feeds, the water it absorbs and releases, the air in which it stretches its leaves and the fire of the sun under which it grows and bears its fruit. It is also a symbol of diversity in unity with its many branches that come out of one root and return to the one again - the seed from the fruit of the branches from which a new tree will be born. The whole is manifested in it, because its roots are in the earth, and its branches stretch to the sky, and thus the two worlds are connected in one - just like in man. The tree also symbolizes the feminine, the Great Mother - nature, the source of life in all its forms. Therefore, it is often depicted as a stylized female figure. The evergreen tree represents eternal life, the immortal spirit, eternity. And the deciduous tree, which changes through the seasons, is a symbol of the ever-changing and renewing world - life, death, resurrection, reproduction, the life-giving beginning. The Tree of Knowledge In the Christian paradise grows the forbidden Tree of Knowledge. The cross of Christ was then made from its trunk, and from there it became the Tree of Life. In "Genesis" it is not specified what kind the Tree of Knowledge was, and this gave some freedom to the interpretations of different peoples. The Italians and Greeks hesitated between a fig and an orange tree, the French chose the apple. But it sure is that it was a real Tree of Knowledge especially for Newton, who formulated his idea of ​​universal gravitation under it. The tree carries the symbolism of resurrection, because in autumn its leaves fall, and in spring new life sprouts from its bare branches. It is also charged with this meaning when its changes during the annual cycle are depicted in Christian iconography. And when it is barren or withered, it represents the sinner. The tree plays an important role in other religions as well. Indian ascetics and holy men, sadhus, gather under the huge crowns of some banyan tree, small sanctuaries are often made there. Buddha attained enlightenment under the Bo tree and it became a symbol of great growth. According to Islam, the names of people are written on the leaves of the universal tree, and the angel of death collects the fallen leaves by the will of Allah and takes away those destined to die. From a tree the Egyptian goddess Hathor held out to the dead or their flying soul drink and food to sustain themselves. And the Sumerian plant god Tammuz was worshiped as the Tree of Life. The oak tree was for the ancient Germans a sacred tree of the god of thunder, and for the ancient Greeks – of the supreme god Zeus. Each nation has its own preferences for a particular tree. In China, the peach is especially revered, a symbol of longevity and immortality. In East Asia, the pine is also a tree of life, which, even at an advanced age, remained fresh and green. The most traditional symbol of wisdom and peace is the olive tree, and laurel wreaths are known to crown the victors. The cedar, whose undecayed wood was used to build Solomon's temple, is a symbol of strength, nobility, incorruptibility. Palm tree In Egypt, the palm tree is a symbol of happiness, abundance and fertility and can often be seen in the hands of the goddess Isis. The Greeks gave a palm branch to the victors, with palm branches and "Hosanna!" welcomed Jesus to Jerusalem and they became a symbol of spiritual triumph. And all trees that bear fruit are sacred everywhere. It is no coincidence that they are also present in the paradise of every religion. More Information About Each Chakra 1st Chakra - Root (Muladhara) Mantra: Lam Color: Red Location: Coccyx Physical Sense: Smell Organs and Endocrine Glands: Colon and Rectum, Male Reproductive Organs, Prostate, All Bony Formations - Bones, teeth, nails; coccyx; spine, skeleton, lower limbs. Emotional manifestations of chakra imbalance: Overactive: fear, nervousness, panic, lack of stability, excessive forcing, excessive struggle for life survival, propensity for debauchery, egocentrism. Weakly active: depression, exhaustion, lethargy, melancholy, inactivity, strong resistance to change. Physical manifestations of chakra imbalance: hemorrhoids, constipation, sciatica, prostate disease, depression, neuralgia, paralysis, infertility, circulatory problems, joint and bone problems. Stones and crystals that help to balance the chakra and subsequently treat ailments related to it: garnet, garnet, morion, obsidian, onyx, smoky quartz, ruby, heliotrope, hematite, red coral, red jasper, black tourmaline. 2nd Chakra - Sacral (Swadistan) Mantra: Vam Color: Orange Location: Midway between navel and pubic bone. Physical sense: taste Organs and endocrine glands: female genital organs – uterus, ovaries, mammary glands, kidneys, bladder, adrenal glands, all organs and systems related to fluids in the human body - urinary system, bone marrow, spleen, lymph glands, blood circulation. Emotional manifestations of chakra imbalance: self-doubt, lack of self-esteem, complexes, dissatisfaction, jealousy, bitterness, envy, selfishness, restraint, promiscuous sex, sexual fantasies, self-disappointment and guilt. Physical manifestations of chakra imbalance: impotence, frigidity, hypersexuality, infertility, diseases of the genital organs, benign or malignant tumors, cancer of the uterus or male genital organs, kidney stones. Stones and crystals that help to balance the chakra and subsequently treat ailments related to it: carnelian, coral, orange jasper, orange agate, heliotrope, amber. 3rd Chakra – Solar Plexus (Manipura) Mantra: Ram. Color: yellow. Location: solar plexus Physical sense: sight Organs and endocrine glands: liver, gall bladder, spleen, stomach, pancreas, small intestine, diaphragm, blood vessels, digestive system, assimilation of food by burning in the body. Emotional manifestations of chakra imbalance: constant anxiety and dissatisfaction, powerlessness, doubt, too much self-criticism, a strong sense of guilt, anger, tendency to manipulation, excessive ambition, arrogance, stinginess. Physical manifestations of chakra imbalance: almost all diseases of the digestive system - ulcer, gastritis; hepatitis, gallstones, diabetes, bowel and pancreatic problems, vision problems. stones and crystals, which help to balance the chakra and subsequently treat ailments related to it: yellow topaz, yellow tourmaline, amber, malachite, peridot, pyrite, native gold, sunstone, tiger's eye, jadeite, yellow agate, citrine. 4th Chakra - Heart (Anahata) Mantra: Pam Color: green and pink Location: in the heart area, in the middle of the line joining the two nipples. Physical Sense: Touch Organs and Endocrine Glands: Heart, Lung, Thymus, Circulatory System, Lungs, Breathing, Mammary Glands, Upper Back, Skin. Emotional manifestations of chakra imbalance: cruelty, hard-heartedness, insensitivity to others, mistrust, ingratitude, sadness, excessive passivity. Physical manifestations of chakra imbalance: various types of cardiovascular diseases, hypertension, arthritis, lung diseases, asthma, respiratory diseases, paralysis, weak immune system. Stones and crystals that help to balance the chakra and subsequently treat ailments related to it: aventurine, jade, green tourmaline, jade, malachite, rhodonite, rhodochrosite, rose quartz, pink tourmaline, emerald. 5th Chakra - Throat (Vishudhi) Mantra: Ham Color: Light Blue Auric Body: Lower Spiritual Location: At Throat Level (Thyroid) Physical Sense: Hearing Organs and Endocrine Glands: Thyroid and Parathyroid Activity, Nerve Centers of larynx and pharynx breathing, voice, balance and hearing. Emotional manifestations of chakra imbalance: depression, unsociability, dissatisfaction, backwardness, manic, self-promotion, talkativeness, gossiping, inability to listen. Physical manifestations of chakra imbalance: thyroid disease, frequent sore throat, infections and disease of the larynx, hearing and speech problems - stuttering, lung infections, neck muscle tension, hand problems. Stones and crystals that help balance the chakra and subsequent treatment of diseases related to it: aquamarine, amazonite, lapis lazuli, blue agate, sodalite, turquoise, chrysocolla. 6th Chakra - Forehead (Third Eye, Ajna) Mantra: Om Color: Indigo Location: between both eyebrows, third eye Physical sense: all senses Organs and endocrine glands: pituitary gland and brain, cerebral cortex, subcortical centers, cerebellum, hypothalamus , the pituitary gland, emotions, will, psyche and intuition. Emotional manifestations of chakra imbalance: intellectual stagnation, problematic and difficult concentration. Physical manifestations of chakra imbalance: all endocrine glands and related organs, mental lability, mental deviations, schizophrenia, sleepwalking. Stones and crystals that help to balance the chakra and subsequently treat ailments related to it: amethyst, lapis lazuli, lapis lazuli, moonstone, blue sapphire, sodalite, sugilite, fluorite. 7th Chakra – Crown, Crown Chakra (Sahasrara) Mantra: Aum Color: all colors of the rainbow with gold and purple predominant Location: center of crown Physical Sense: none (all) Organs and Endocrine Glands: pineal, cerebrum, nervous activity of the brain centers Emotional manifestations in case of chakra imbalance: fear psychoses, depressions, morbid self-contemplation. Physical manifestations of chakra imbalance: impaired cerebral circulation, increased intracranial pressure, cerebral edema, tumors, strokes.