![]() ![]() Because the Druids were so connected to the trees, it makes sense other cultures would refer to them as tree spirits. Moreover, the word “druid” is originally came from “dryad” which was the Greek term for tree nymphs. The Druid priesthood met in forest groves to perform their rituals. The Celts believed trees had consciousness. I believe our connection with trees is in our DNA and tree magic is reawakening within us. Trees not only provide us with shade and oxygen, they also provide food, medicine, therapy, and magic. Sadly, people in modern times spend 2/3 of their lifetime inside, which means most of the time they are away from nature. Gazing up into their highest branches, leaning against them as I read, and just enjoying their quiet energy. Our Ancestors’ Tree Magicĭo you have an undying love for trees? As a child, did you climb trees and spend hours playing in the forest? As a child, one of my favorite things was spending time among the trees. We’ll learn how to harness the potent energy of trees to make our own unique, green magic come to life. Let’s dive into tree magic of the Celts, including the magical properties of trees and Ogham – the sacred tree alphabet. P.S.We hear so much about the magic of herbs and crystals, but what about tree magic? Did you know our Celtic ancestors worshiped trees? Our ancestors believed trees housed powerful spirits and sometimes even gods themselves. Pin Bonus: General Grant TreeĬlocking in as the second-largest tree in the world, this giant sequoia makes its home in Kings Canyon National Park. Some of the most unique trees in the world, the Baobab Trees make their home in Madagascar. ![]() Located in Kauai, Hawaii, it’s hard to miss the beautifully colorful patches of the rainbow eucalyptus, which is the result of shedding its bark. The third largest giant sequoia in the world, this tree lives alongside other giants in Sequoia National Park. These trees show the true power of Mother Nature! Located in Slope Point, New Zealand, the extreme wind has molded these trees into what they are now. More: 9 Incredible Things to Do in Glacier National Park Montana Pin 8. It’s so heavy that this plant is held up on steel supports so that visitors can walk below the canopy. 144-Year-Old Wisteria in JapanĪlthough it’s not technically a tree, this wisteria vine located in Ashikaga Flower Park in Japan is spectacular (really, just google it!). Located in Yemen, these unique trees not only look odd, but when it is wounded, a red resin comes out that looks like blood. Although it’s not the largest tree, it still measures more than 119 feet around (General Sherman is 102 feet around) and is beautifully stunning! Pin 6. This Montezuma cypress tree is located in Santa Maria del Tule in Oaxaca, Mexico. More: 9 Incredible Things to Do in Glacier National Park Montana Pin 5. The trees share a giant underground root system and are estimated to weigh 6,615 tons, making them the heaviest living organism on the planet. This giant sequoia is located in Sequoia National Park and is the largest tree in the world by volume! It’s somewhere between 2,300-2,700 years old.Īlso known as the Trembling Giant, Pando is a massive colony of a single quaking aspen tree spread over more than 100 acres in Utah. It sits at the highest point in the desert hundreds of miles from other trees. Located in Bahrain, this mesquite tree known as the Tree of Life is one of the loneliest trees in the world. Can you tell I wasn’t in a particularly good mood during our visit? Couldn’t even smile for the photo. Chandelier TreeĪlso known as the drive-thru tree, the Chandelier Tree is a giant redwood located on the 101 175 miles north of San Francisco. Last Updated: Septem11 MOST BEAUTIFUL TREES IN THE WORLD TO PUT ON YOUR TRAVEL BUCKET LIST 1. Not only are they functional, but they also bring a ton of beauty, awe, and wonder! We’ve stood next to the largest three trees in the world and driven through a famous redwood tree, but there are still so many out there that we want to see and photograph. ![]()
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