The tree of life was the vegetable (obviously). But with so many other celtic coins that have come out (and a few more great ones I know of on the way), I am only going to do the one. Take note that the only change from the original is the addition of animals and the back...
Other trees–the yew, the cypress, the alder, and the ash, were venerated, to judge by what Lucan relates of the sacred grove at Marseilles. The Irish Druids attributed special virtues to the hazel, rowan, and yew, the wood of which was used in magical ceremonies described in Irish text...
Christmas Traditions in Holland: Dutch children in Holland, or the Netherlands, eagerly await the arrival of Sinterklaas on St. Nicholas Day on December 6. Sinterklaas is a kindly bishop. He wears red robes and a tall, pointed mitre on his head. Sinterklaas travels by ship from ...
In The Tree of Life and Abundance (2012), Mogaje Guihu (Nonuya and Muinane) presents the centrality of the myth for his people (Figure 1). The tree was located at the center of the territory and provided food and shelter to all living beings—but not all (the ones on the other ...