In Greek mythology, dryads are revered as the nymphs of the trees, embodying a unique and intimate connection with the forests. Each dryad is bonded to a specific tree, a relationship that is vital for their survival. The health of a dryad mirrors that of her tree, flourishing or perishing alongside it. These elusive beings, often shy yet capable of interacting with gods and mortals, play various roles ranging from guiding lost travelers to fiercely protecting their trees. Harming a dryad's tree was believed to incur divine wrath, illustrating an ancient recognition of the importance of environmental conservation. Dryads in Greek myths, symbolize the deep, spiritual interconnection between nature and the divine, underscoring the need to respect and preserve the natural world.

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"Ascending the Vale" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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