The spruce tree is one of the most famous trees in western and Mediterranean culture and has been for thousands of years. Perhaps the most famous use of the spruce tree is as a Christmas tree. We don’t celebrate Christmas at Spiritual Unite, or suggest you go cut down a tree for it, but if…
There are two broad types of trees: deciduous and evergreen. By far the most common is deciduous, which covers all trees that lose their leaves (or other foliage) for at least part of the year. Evergreen trees, as their name might suggest, keep their leaves or needles all year. Some evergreens even bear fruit during…
Perhaps the most famous mathematical sequence in history is the Fibonacci sequence, a series of numbers defined as the sum of the previous two terms in the sequence. You probably learned about the Fibonacci sequence in maths class, but did you know it holds a tight relationship with twin flames and the twin flame relationship?…
Twin flames often see repeating numbers during the most crucial points of their twin flame relationship. The link between these synchronous repeating number appearances and the twin flame relationship show up time and time again. We want to help you to understand these repeating numbers, what they mean and why they keep showing up for…
While the Celtic Tree of Life symbol has been made extremely popular by its more modern use in art and décor, its importance as a symbol stretches all the way back to the Ancient Celts. For the Ancient Celts, the Tree of Life was an important symbol that stressed the cycles that dominate nature and…
Trees have a rich and extensive symbolism all over the world, and the cypress tree has its fair share of the spotlight. Its symbolism is mostly found in the Islamic world and across Europe, though in this day and age all symbolism has become global. Cypress trees have – for a very long time –…
The symbolic meaning of the leaf and leaves is as old as time. We can find extensive symbolism from cultures all around the world for the plants they grow. Leaf symbolism is abundant, as many natural symbolisms are. Leaves are particularly symbolically widespread because they are almost universal and have played important roles throughout our…
One phenomenon that is becoming more common as the era of the lightworkers gets into full swing is the walk-in soul. Do you think you or someone you know might be a walk-in soul? Ever wondered what to look out for when you think you know a walk-in soul? Some walk-in souls are harder to…
Every being with a soul has an aura. We even see some objects with particular emotional significance can also have auras! An aura is an energetic field that surrounds all of us at all times, serving as a representation of our energies. Because of this, the colour of your aura can tell you a lot…
The Ash tree grows in Europe, Asia and some parts of North America. It is very common, with the Common Ash being the 3rd most common tree in the UK. The resilience of this wood assures it is used in all sorts of products; Ashwood is famed for its strength. The tree itself is often…
To many of us, palm trees summon up summer holidays and brilliant weather. While this is not too far off – after all, the palm tree is a sun symbol – there is far more to it palm tree symbolism than that! So let’s take a look at the symbolism of the palm tree and…
The pine tree is one of the most recognisable trees in the world. The Pine Tree is one of the most widely used tree symbolism the world over. The pine tree is about as culturally significant as a tree can get. The symbolism of the pine tree is extensive, but the common themes are strong…