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Hindus hold great reverence towards nature and believe trees are the origin of life. Every tree has a tree deity, or a god/goddess, who is to be worshiped, respected, and given offerings.

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Buddhists regard the peepal tree as the personification of the Buddha. The peepal tree is considered to symbolize enlightenment and peace.

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symbolizes a connection to the afterlife, ancestral roots and divinity.

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cultures of Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall, the Isle of Man, and Brittany;

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medicinal Properties or nature spirits within historical folklore

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Historia Naturalis (1st century AD), Pliny the Elder describes a festival on the sixth day of the moon where the druids climbed an oak tree, cut a bough of mistletoe, and sacrificed two white bulls as part of a fertility rite. Britons under Roman occupation worshipped a goddess of the oak tree. In British fairy lore, the oak is one of three primary magical woods, along with ash and thorn.

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The ash tree was thought to have medicinal and mystical properties and the wood was burned to ward off evil spirits. In Norse mythology, ash was the 'Tree of Life' and the first man on Earth was said to have come from an ash tree

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"The Tall One"- Due to its sheer height, the mountain usually symbolizes desires, dreams, and hopes.

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often serves as a cosmic axis linking heaven and earth and providing “order” to the universe

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The mountain is thought to contain divine inspiration, and it is the focus of pilgrimages of transcendence and spiritual elevation. It is a universal symbol of the nearness of God, as it surpasses ordinary humanity and extends toward the SKY and the heavens.

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in Nepal, the sacred mountain Everest (“Mother Goddess of the world”) is thought of as the “navel of the water.”

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Earthly paradise created by God as a safe enclosure for ADAM AND EVE

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a small sacred garden enclosing a statue or shrine of the Virgin Mary. It demonstrates devotional commitment through the spiritual practice of designing, building and maintaining the garden and for the attendance, contemplation, and prayers of visitors.

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In Christian iconography, the Virgin Mary is traditionally found in a luxuriant flower garden, enclosed by a wall, (symbolizing her inviolate virginity), with a Tree of Life, and a fountain.

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ssociated with purity, renewal, and transience. In Christianity, the Madonna Lily represents the Virgin Mary's purity.

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It is an archetypal image of the soul, of innocence, of happiness; it is a place for growth of the inner Self.

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Le déjeuner: panneau décoratif by Claude Monet, 1873

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Le déjeuner: panneau décoratif by Claude Monet, 1873

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The Garden of Love (or The Fountain of Life) by Leonardo Dati, 1470

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The Garden of Love (or The Fountain of Life) by Leonardo Dati, 1470

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the fictional depiction of a medieval garden by the Italian friar and humanist Leonardo Dati is symbolic of courtly love. These images were a world away from the religious depictions of the Garden of Eden; instead, they celebrated indulgence and romance, as symbolised by the blossoming trees, flowery meadow and elaborate fountain.

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The Garden of Earthly Delights by Hieronymus Bosch, 1490-1510

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The Garden of Earthly Delights by Hieronymus Bosch, 1490-1510

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the garden here works as a symbol, the backdrop to pleasure-seeking and depraved activities. The Garden of Eden is depicted on the left panel and the right-hand panel is thought to depict The Last Judgement.

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-eating of fruit

-a mixture of good and evil

-to obtain knowledge is to become god-like

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Offering of friendship forgiveness, Represents the gift of life

Fig is the relationship between god and man

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entering a cave resembles dying entering the womb and being rebirthed

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Christ transforms into angel thing at the top of the mountain.

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on Mount Calvary (Place of the skull)

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place of elevation represents knowledge and man becoming god.