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The Tree of Life in Turkish Mythology

The Tree of Life in Turkish Mythology

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December 8, 2025

In Turkish mythology, the tree is regarded as a sacred entity directly connected to the creation of the universe, the order of heaven-earth-underworld, and the origin of humanity. In cultural memory, the tree serves as a channel conveying divine power to the world, a marker defining the center of the universe, and a symbol representing the continuity of life. In Turkish culture, sacred objects are not viewed as objects of worship themselves but as means of attaining connection with the divine. W

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