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The Sacred Trees of Ancient Pagan Cultures
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The Sacred Trees of Ancient Pagan Cultures
Celtic Tree Worship– The Celts believed trees were living ancestors connected to the Otherworld. – The oak, ash, and yew were especially sacred, symbolizing strength, protection, and immortality. – Druids held ceremonies in groves, using trees as gateways to spiritual knowledge.Norse Sacred Trees– Yggdrasil, the World Tree, connected the nine realms in Norse cosmology. – Sacred groves served as ritual sites for offerings, sacrifices, and assembl…
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