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Hazel
Ogham Letter: C Ogham Name: Coll Ogham Tree Meaning: Creativity, Purity, Honesty
Symbolizes:
Wisdom
Divination
Poetry
Science
Playfulness
Enchantment
Healing Arts
Since the hazel tree has such unusual branch formations and was often used for inspiration in art and in poetry. Bards, Ovates and Druids would intently observe its crazy curly-Q branches and this would lead the other worlds of delightful fantasy. The Celts were artistically motivated by the seemingly random and wild contortions of the hazel. The hazel encourages us to seek out information and inspiration in all things and it also emphasizes the value of the mind and learning of all kinds. The hazel is considered a vessel of ancient knowledge. If hazelnuts are ingested it is proposed to induce visions, heightened awareness and even lead to epiphanies. It is also said if you dream of hazel trees its a prediction of wealth as well as unexpected goof fortune. When you are feeling creatively stuck or intellectual growth seems stagnate call upon the energy of the hazel tree, you can even eat a few hazelnuts or even make necklace out of them. A necklace made out of hazelnuts were worn for protection as well as to illicit visions. The hazelnuts were eaten just before divinity, fortunetelling or meditative practices. It was also said to pick the hazelnuts off of the tree would bring you bad luck, so pick them up from the ground after they have fallen.
Alder
Ogham Letter: F Ogham Name: Fern Ogham Tree Meaning: protection, expression, connection
Symbolism:
Endurance
Strength
Passion
Release
Foundation
Determination
Inner Confidence
The Alder tree deals with giving and nurturing among the sacred Ogham for many reasons. Mainly the roots systems provide rich nutrients to the soil more than any other tree. The Alder can also successfully restore poor soil conditions back to their healthy Ph levels, The Alder primarily grow in wetlands or swampy areas. Their root systems submerged in the water and serving as shelter to fish, specifically trout and salmon. The leaves that fall into the water decompose in the water and provide nutrients to all of the water creatures. These act of generosity can be translated into our own life. If we stand firm in our positive environment we can affect those around us positively. By emitting our vibes of tranquility, and peace, we can enhance the lives of others. Even though the alder is associated with the element water it can cross it the realm of air and fire. Ancient Celtic legend indicates that the wood of the alder would be used for whistles, pan flutes and recorders. The Celts also thought that it secretly held a sacred flame within its flesh. They thought this because when the alder is cut its flesh becomes a fiery orange color. The Wood was also used to make pristine grade charcoal and was utilized to forge fine Celtic weaponry The alder tree is used to remind us that we have hidden powers within us that if tapped into can provide magnificent resources that allows us to live our lives at our highest ideals.
Rowan
Ogham Letter: L Ogham Name: Luis Ogham Tree Meaning: Protection, Expression, Connection
Symbolism
power
vision
balance
healing
mystery
connection
protection
divination
transformation
The Rowan tree is called upon when you want to enhance your psychic ability. Because of its protective power, the rowan guards the mind/spirit while meditating and journeying as in astral travel. The Rowan grows in very diverse places, like inside of other trees, in craggy riverbeds and other seemingly impossible places. this is a powerful analogy for us to find a divine connection in unorthodox places. The Rowan is seen as an Auspicious Samhain/Halloween symbol and was a popular sign in Samhain festivals. Call upon the energy of the Rowan when you are in need of clarity in your life or from lower vibrations you are experiencing in your life. Think about how Fresh and Vibrant the Rowan is in consideration with its bright clean berries that seem to cheerfully shine through the forest. these visions and thoughts will transform your vibrations causing you to see more light and promise infuse your days.
Apple Tree
Ogham letter: Q Ogham Name: Quert Ogham Tree Meaning: Beauty, Love, Generosity
symbolism
youth
happiness
being healthy
beauty
magic
love
truth
peace
honesty
romance
fertility
remembrance
wholeness
purity
goodwill
creativity
Celts recognized all the features of the apple tree and viewed it as pleasing in every way. it was even seen as a symbol of creativity, as well as creation, and was a emblem of art and poetry. The meaning of the apple tree is also associated with virtue, the meaning of the tree, as well as the fruit, is a symbol of purity and motherhood. Some even say the tree and all its poses has a feminine form to it, and considered a beacon of fertility. In the winter month apple wood is often used in fertility rites and festivals.
Ash
Ogham Letter: N Ogham Name: Nion Ogham Tree Meaning: Connection, Intuition, Vision
Symbolism
sacrifice
sensitivity
higher awarness
renewal
resurrection
The Mass, height and deeply embedded roots were all metaphors to the Celts. Not only are the girths of Ash trees impressive, some trees were known to reach over 200 feet tall. The Ash speaks to us of growth, expansion, and a higher perspective. we can compare our own soul growth to that of the Ash tree, the higher attainment we seek the more well grounded we must be. Certain Druid accounts were to said that the realm between the Earth and the sky were connected by the Ash tree. Even though associated with the element air, it is also akin to the fire element for its amazing burning qualities. The wood burns with an intense heat even when green. This made the Celts associate it with ideas of renewal and resurrection. The ash was often used in protective rituals because it was believed that helpful energies were contained within the tree. The Ash was thought to be the guardian of children and was often used as a healing agent in childhood illnesses. In some accounts the ash was considered the cradle of life, so too was it considered a gentle giant and a protector of youth.
Wisteria
symbolism
love
grace
bliss
honor
memory
patience
endurance
longevity
exploration
creative expansion
releasing burdens
the duality of love
victory over hardship
good luck, especially for the start of new business or new marriage
welcoming someone to a new town or home
serious devotion, whether its to a cause or a person
new births and spring birthdays
color meanings
pink - blossoming feelings of love
white - good luck
blue - successful beginnings to new adventures
The flowers are edible and taste sweet, they can be cooked down and made into a sweet floral jelly. The leaves can be used to make a slightly bitter tea, but dont use the bark, stem or seeds of this plant. The message of the wisteria flower is to let good luck make your adventures go a little smoother. Celebrate the new beginnings in life instead of focusing on the end.
Birch Tree
Ogham Letter: B Ogham Namee: Beithe Ogham Tree Meaning: Beginning, Renewal, Youth
Symbolism
Growth
renewal
stability
initiation
adaptability
new beginnings
cleansing the past
vision quest
“Listen closely and you will detect whispers of transformation and growth in the midst of the birch groves within your soul.”
The Birch tree symbolizes the sun, facilitates passion, energy as well as growth. While the Birch is a symbol of renewal, it is also symbolic for stability and structure. The Birch is a powerful metaphor for life, courageously taking root after land has been ravaged by fire or cleared and starting anew to revive landscapes where nothing else could survive. The birch asks us to take root in new soils and light our lives with the majesty of our very presence. The Druids would carry bark from the Birch on them for kindling. Birch serves as a perfect fire igniter as it will catch fire even when damp. The Birch reminds us that even if our spirits are dampened by the set backs of life we can always catch fire from the spark of creativity that drives us.