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The Teaches of Beaches
The palm tree is a sacred symbol in Greece because Apollo was born under it. The Egyptians called it the tree of life.
In ancient times they were the personification of victory, peace and fertility; in Biblical times, it has been considered a princely tree....and for this virtual Beachcomber Jesus, they have come to mean island-tropical-red-carpet welcomings to paradises found.
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