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This is a tree of Duanda. It is a symbol of prosperity and growth. (Encyclopedia Corners, 1En.1Ep.1Er.)

This tree symbolises the science of celtism. Science of celtism is comprised of shamanism, druism, maism, and churchism. The tree symbolises the combination and co-operation of these four scientific branches. (Encyclopedia World, 1En.1Ep.2Er.)

The tree of Duanda shows the purpose of their science. It is a steady symbol which places the celtic religion on their developmental path. (Mary Campbell, 1En.3Ep.3Er.)

This tree symbol is always located where celtic shrines are. Celtic shrines are always devoted to scientific progress. It is because celtism lives in the aim of progressing the world on its path. (Encyclopedia Corners)

This tree is materialised in nature through spells placed upon any chosen tree. Spells are of churchistic type, and turn a chosen tree into this religious symbol. Such tree has then abilities of healing, abilities of knowledge sharing, and additionally becomes a house for all Duanda and their army. Trees normally are always houses, but such special tree becomes a special house which contains knowledge books and healing medicine, and is a speciel shelter for every Celt. Trees are enchanted into this symbolic tree by religious dances which can take place only on Midsummer Day, 24^th of June. The signal for a successful enchantment is the appearance of door of red and white colour in the tree's bark. Not many trees are chosen for this purpose, and they are selected through geographical strategy. (Dom Daville, 1Ep.3Er.)

This tree of Duanda carries an important name of Kuna. It begot its magical name after the alphabet of kunes, which is the main alphabet of the tree society. Kunes are letters and at the same time symbols of medicine. There are twenty two kunes in their alphabet, all created from three different symbols (I, V, X). The three symbols are representants of medicine ingredients, and they create in the alphabet twenty two basic medications of the world. A Kuna tree is a tree of letters, which means an educated tree, and a tree of medicine, which means a healing tree. (Mary Campbell, 1En.3Ep.3Er.)

A Kuna tree is a shelter of knowledge and medicine, and these traits are considered by the Celts to be basic requirements for prosperity and growth. To be prosperous and growing, one needs, according to celtism, a shelter, a knowledge, and a medicine. All celtic religion is supported by the Kuna tree, and must be existent for any progress to take place in celtism. (Dom Daville)

Celtism is in fact monkhood, and the Kuna tree symbolises the three life basics which are considered to be holy dues of every monk – shelter, knowledge, and medicine is what monkhood needs to live, and what monkhood offers to others for them to live. (Mary Campbell)

The purpose of the celtic science is to ensure the existence of the three life basics for everybody in the world. These three life basics are considered to be tools of survival. Survival of people is the foundamental purpose of celtic religion and its science. (Encyclopedia Corners)

Kuna tree is a symbol of growth and of survival, which is needed for growth to occur. The three basics of knowledge, shelter, and medicine, are established by the Kuna tree through efforts of the celtic science. (Encyclopedia World)

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