Nature offers a space to reconnect with ourselves, much like the Torah, which begins with creation and deeply values the land. Trees symbolize both Torah and the spiritual structures that shape our reality. Just as each person is a world unto themselves, our lives contain multiple layers—family, friends, and inner self—mirroring the four spiritual worlds that guide our growth. Tu BiShvat, the New Year for trees, is a time for collective reflection, using a symbolic Seder of fruits and wine to explore our spiritual journey and the fruits of our lives.