Tree of the Universe

"The clearest way into the Universe is through a forest wilderness." John Muir (1838 - 1914)

Whereas in monotheistic religions God is believed to have existed before the Creation, in most other kinds of religion the gods themselves are thought to originate from a creative element such as Desire, the Mundane Egg, Water, Chaos or the Tree of the Universe.

The Tree of the Universe, symbol of the outward growth of the world and of its organic unity, is mentioned in ancient Indian legends as well as in those of the Babylonians and Scandinavians (who call it Yggdrasil).

As per Hindu mythology, Indra, the King of Devas, took Kalpa Taru or Parijat tree to Indraloka and planted it in his garden and gifted it to his wife, Indrani. Since then, the tree is referred to as Tree of the Universe and its flowers are considered as the Jewels of Gods.

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