Tradition summary
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Mythic Dream reflection
To dream of a vast tree is to sense how your worlds connect: roots in the dead, branches in the unborn, and you somewhere in the climbing sap.
Literary reflections
These fragments are original Mythic Dream writing, offered as prompts rather than historical source material.
An ash tree cradles nine worlds in its branches, and at its foot the Norns water the soil with fate; dreams rise through its bark like sap.
Climb if you must, but the squirrel carries insults between the eagle above and the serpent below — not every message in the tree is kind.
Sources & editorial status
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