● Magic ● Healing ● Inner Vision ● Dreams ● Creativity ● Imagination ● Strength

● Stability ● Prosperity ● Balance ● Belonging ● Safety ● Hope ● Harmony ● Growth

The willow tree has a long history of symbolism, rooted in spirituality and numerous cultural traditions. One of the most valuable traits of the willow tree is its flexibility,

being capable of bending into outrageous poses without breaking.

The willow tells us to adjust alongside life rather than fight it.

It reminds us to let go of the noise and chaos, surrender to the process, 

and gain a deeper understanding of our subconscious.

Another powerful metaphor is the willow tree’s ability to not only survive, 

but also thrive under some of the most challenging conditions.

The willow tree encourages the expression of deep emotions, including grief,

sadness and tears. It teaches us the value and consequences of love and loss.

That even through great loss we have the ability to grow,

and there is always the potential for something new.

The willow tree finds its strength, stability and structure from its trunk,

the foundation that stands firm against the storms. The branches by extension are flexible and strong, surrendering to the wind without being destroyed. The leaves represent the balance, harmony and growth we experience through these storms of life and love.

The willow tree gives us hope, a sense of belonging. It espouses safety and the ability

to let go of pain and suffering we have experienced to grow renewed, stronger, and bolder.

The image of the willow tree is a path to stability, hope and healing.