Hidden Origins of the World Tree

The World Tree is one of humanity's oldest and most enduring symbols, rising from the earliest layers of myth into the structures of modern thought. This book traces its full arc: from ritual posts buried in ancient soil to the metaphors that still shape our language, identity, and ecological imagination. Through archaeology, anthropology, cognitive science, folklore, and contemporary symbolism, it reveals how the vertical axis of root, trunk, and branch became the first architecture of meaning. This is a journey into the hidden continuity between ancient cosmologies and modern symbolic systems, showing how the intuition of vertical connection still organizes our understanding of existence. The World Tree becomes a mirror of human consciousness, a map of growth and connection, and a living structure that rises through every culture and every age. Returning to its origins restores depth, coherence, and orientation in a fragmented world.

Pages: 142, Paperback, Independently published