Exploring the history and meaning of trees throughout history, this book shows us that, from the earliest times and in the most diverse cultures, trees have been associated with the gaining of knowledge and wisdom, with healing and nourishment, with the arts of writing and memorizing, and most of all with the powers of love and consciousness. Trees were seen as gates, gates to other states of consciousness reached by prayer and contemplation. By restoring to us this ancient knowledge of trees and the reverence in which they were and ought to be held, The Heritage of Trees imparts to us a gift of incalculable value. 191pp, 175mm x 246mm, illus. in b&w, hardback, 2001
Looks at 17 different trees indigenous to Britain, describing not only the physical characteristics of each tree but also magical and inspirational qualities.
John Dathen provides a rich exploration of Ogham with a great personal feel. He was fascinated by Ogham from an early age and determined to discover whether the system's intimate links with nature and the seasons were a vital part of Britain's rich i
Have you ever stood beneath a majestic 300 year old oak tree and become aware that it lived before you were born, and will most likely still be alive long after you die? Have you ever wondered what a tree... [more]
Yew: A History by Fred Hageneder presents in depth the botany as well as the cultural history and remarkable mythology of the sacred trees of the genus Taxus.
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