that's what you're trying to say

no

but close!

this specific "tree of life" symbolism infiltrated christianity

masonry is a new thing

and the star on top is just the cherry on top

tree of life isn't only a european symbol

yes, I'm aware

Midwinter in Scandinavia is dark, so they put lights on fir trees

it existed in levant, south asia, pretty much everywhere

that's why it's a fir and not an oak or whatever

Christianity could not exist as a remotely relevant tradition had it not borrowed from Traditional teachings

that seems like a rationalisation after the fact @Deleted User 57835c2c

It would be like Islam

Even "esoteric Islam" has basically nothing to do with Koran, other than when it comes to the most circuitous rationalizations

esoteric Islam = hellenic teachings

http://www.history.com/topics/christmas/history-of-christmas-trees

good, it should infiltrate christianity

and we should bring back more pagan symbols

and ceremonies

the star atop the tree to represent the star of bethlehem

just makes no sense

why not

because of the origins of the tree itself

Norse fir and spruce trees with midwinter pagan symbolism->some autism about lights->Christmas tree

why should you have this symbol placed where it is?

the only connection is

there is a star in one place, and a star in another

just like Odin became wants

Santa

whereas the connection for star atop the tree

in a pagan/gnostic sense

is much clearer, sensible

the whole thing is a shitty version of yule just like the whole rest of the west is just a shitty version of Scandinavia

at the peak is illumination

so what

there were solistice celebrations and tree decorations outside of scandinavia

well the start was me linking a pic of an LDS temple in africa

which had this

and then you said it was something

and then we were led to this