The tree of life or the world tree is a creative symbol of manifestation in many cultures. She is the ultimate gateway to the knowledge of oneself and the true nature of reality.
Upon the awakening of the serpent energy or naas: the “moist essence of the universe” in the Gnostic view is also known as a kundalini awakening.
The Gateway:
The serpent energy coiled at the base of the spine makes its ascent upwards into the brain. Igniting all of the pathways as the synapses begin firing wildly. This activation is the initial link between existence’s metaphysical and physical reality. They allow the seeker to acquire his first evolutionary step into heightened awareness.
This tree of life allows the initiate to travel between the three worlds, as depicted in shamanic practice. Creating the connection needed to be established between physical and non-physical reality. When this bridge is formed, the seeker connects with the lower and higher dimensional beings and animal spirit totems.
Yet, this is just one of five trees of life, and the secret of the five trees is what we are here to talk about today.
According to the Coptic Gospel of Thomas, the secret teachings of Jesus. Which were discovered over half a century ago in the desert of Egypt. It states that Jesus told his disciples. (19) “For you have five trees in Paradise which do not change, either in summer or winter, and their leaves do not fall. He who knows them shall not taste of death.”
In Hindu tradition, there is a parallel to this teaching, where the five trees are known as Mandara, parikata, samtanaka, haricandana and kalpa vrksa.
As well as in the Kaballalistic interpretation of the five worlds and the five senses known Asiyah, Yetzirah, Beriah, Atzilut & Adam Kadmon describe the five-dimensional levels as it relates to the soul’s progression towards unity consciousness.
1. The Tree of Life (The World Tree)
Expressed as a large ash, oak or bodhi, the tree of life is found at the center of the earth’s three worlds. Used as a passageway between the 3-dimensional levels of consciousness that earth serves.
The world tree signifies the initiated attainment of the first of five senses vision and will be accompanied by prophetic dreams and visions of the future.
2. The Second Tree of Life
Expressed as a large pink coral, the bottom of the tree is brass or copper.
The fifth-dimensional tree signifies the initiate’s attainment of hearing and is accompanied by bouts of telepathic communication.
3. The Third Tree of Life
This tree serves as the clearing and reconnecting of the nervous system. Expressed as a large flowing tree, like to white weeping willow. Repressed memories of life before incarnation surge forward into your waking consciousness.
The third tree of life signifies the initiates’ attainment of smell and is accompanied by the smell of flowers in a waking state with no apparent source.
4. The Fourth Tree of Life
Upon reaching this fourth tree, the seeker experiences what is known as the elixir of immortality, or the nectar of the gods; this sweet-tasting honey is produced and drips down the back of the throat, giving one the experience of timelessness. Restoring him to pristine physical health. The fourth tree signifies the initiates attainment of taste.
5. The Fifth Tree of Life
Known only as myth and legend. This tree of life signifies the piercing through and connecting physically and metaphysically to the “gods above”.
The effects are unknown. The fifth tree signifies the initiates attainment of touch.
As each tree of life unfolds in your mind, you begin to see that all is connected and that the mind is the center of consciousness. while yet not proven scientifically, there is surmounting evidence that the center of the universe is consciousness itself. When you connect your body and mind to this eternal consciousness, you CAN achieve everlasting life.
The information found in this post has been derived through meditation, prophetic vision and corresponding research.
This article was originally published here at isoulscience.com on October 25, 2015 and has been republished with permission.