We have a fresh new crystal grid for subscribers this month. Overlaying a flower of life symbol (as seen in this previous grid here) is the "Tree of Life", a wonderful staple of sacred geometry often seen in many different styles.

The Tree of Life symbol in sacred geometry is a universal representation of interconnectedness, balance, and harmony in the cosmos. While its interpretation can vary across different cultures and spiritual traditions, a generalized understanding can be drawn without associating it with any specific religious denominations.

The Tree of Life is typically depicted as a series of nodes or points connected by lines, often resembling a tree in structure. Each point and the connections between them can symbolize different aspects of life, the universe, or consciousness. In a broad context, these points can represent:

1. Unity: The topmost point might symbolize the unity or the source of all existence, often representing the cosmos, universal consciousness, or the origin of life.
   
   
2. Duality: Points on the second level could stand for the concept of duality or polarity in the universe, such as light and dark, male and female, physical and spiritual.
   
   
3. Creation and Manifestation: Other points may represent the process of creation and manifestation in the universe. This could include stages of growth, development, and the actualization of potential.
   
   
4. Balance and Harmony: Some points might symbolize the balance and harmony that are essential for sustaining life. This includes the equilibrium between different forces and elements.
   
   
5. Wisdom and Knowledge: Points could also stand for aspects of wisdom and knowledge, reflecting the journey of understanding and enlightenment.
   
   
6. Connection and Interdependence: The interconnected lines between the points emphasize the interconnectedness of all things. This reflects the idea that everything in the universe is interrelated and interdependent.
   
   
7. Growth and Development: The structure of the tree itself can symbolize growth, both physical and spiritual, as well as the journey towards enlightenment or understanding.
   
   
8. Diverse Aspects of Existence: The other points may represent various aspects of physical, spiritual, and metaphysical existence, each contributing to the complexity and richness of life.
   
   
9. Foundation and Stability: The lower points might symbolize the foundation or grounding aspects of life, akin to roots of a tree, providing stability and nourishment.
   
   
10. Physical and Spiritual Worlds: The overall structure of the Tree of Life can be seen as a bridge between the physical and spiritual worlds, illustrating the journey from material existence to spiritual awakening.

In sacred geometry, the Tree of Life is more than just a symbol; it's a metaphorical tool used for understanding the deeper aspects of existence and the universal laws that govern the cosmos. It serves as a visual representation of the fundamental principles that underlie the universe and our place within it.

When considering it's actual use in crystal work, this grid combines the Flower of Life and Tree of Life symbols to create an excellent framework for crystal placement and meditation. Though without a central most point, the Tree of Life structure should be utilized to template your crystal intentions with consideration for the above point explanations. The top most point being your focus crystal, resting atop other crystal placements to amplify the intentions and properties of your crystal choices. 

We hope you've enjoyed learning about these symbols, and find peace and joy in working with your collection through these crystal grids.