The Ancient Egyptian hieroglyph for “Tree of Life” (“I am the plant which comes from Nu/Osiris”) was three lotus lilies. The trunk of the tree represented the World Pillar, the center of the universe. The “Fleur-de-lis” traces its origin back to this hieroglyph for “plant” meaning “Tree of Life”: three stems curving to the left […]
Posted by ModraY at 5/30/2008 0 comments Labels: Rubus sanctus
Flowers seen in: Tel Baruch Samaritan Burial Site (North Tel-Aviv) The Red Wildflowers Gallery Posted by ModraY at 2/17/2008 Labels: Anemone coronaria
I will be as the dew to Israel; he shall blossom as the lily, he shall strike root as the poplar” Hosea 14: 5. A member of the Amaryllidaceae family. There are about 15 species of the genus Pancratium. The botanical name of Pancratium means the ‘all-powerful,’ like Jesus as the Pankrator in Byzantine art […]
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