FREE: Tibetan Silver Winter Scene With "Life Tree" Mystical Pendant Charm

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This auction is for 1 Tibetan Silver "Tree Of Life" set in a Rural Winter Scenery Mystical Pendant Charm that can be worn on a cord or chain, or used for jewelry making. It is made of Tibetan Silver/Zinc alloy. Contains no Lead!!! It is nicely sized at a little over 1 inch wide by 1 and 1/4 inches tall. The detail is excellent on this stunning charm that must be seen to be truly appreciated.
The concept of a Tree of Life has been used in biology, religion, philosophy, and mythology. A Tree of Life or Cosmic Tree is a common motif in various theologies, mythologies, and philosophies around the world since ancient times with the roots extending to the Underworld and the branches in the Heavens. It alludes to the interconnection of all life on our planet. It is one of the oldest Symbols known to mankind. In Christianity, the Tree of Life represents the immaculate state of humanity free from corruption and sin. In Eastern Christianity and The Book of Mormon, the tree of life is the love of God. Jewish mysticism depicts the Tree of Life in the form of ten interconnected nodes, as the central symbol of the Kabbalah. The World Tree is central to almost all of the Ancient Religions of the Native peoples of the Americas and featured prominently in Meso-America. The central world tree has also been interpreted as a representation of the band of the Milky Way. The oldest name of Babylon, Tin-tir-ki, meant ‘the place of the tree of life’.
According to an old Rabbi legend, an angel gave Adam the mysteries and secrets of Kabbalah and of Alchemy, promising that when the human race understand these inspired arts, the curse of the forbidden fruit would be removed and man will again enter into the Garden of Eden.