One of the basic tenets of Zen is mindfulness—staying in the moment, noticing what's going on, and not worrying about the future or thinking about the past. Being in the moment can enhance enjoyment of life and decrease anxiety. Cats are fantastic at staying in the moment by the use of their intense stare. In some Buddhist cultures cats can be regarded as holy creatures.
The Umbrella Pine symbolizes strength and endurance and its connection to nature. We are physical and spiritual at the same time, connected to the earth while feeling the peace & serenity of Heaven.
The Torch Lilly refers to the red color and formation of the flower. It has been known to be a symbol of good fortune. Good intentions can be focused on in thinking about the Torch Lilly.
The water lotus holds significant symbolism in Hinduism, representing purity, beauty, and spiritual awakening. The reflections in the pond refer to the inner soul.
Stork teaches you how to silence the mind so you can hear your inner guide, all while helping you achieve greater emotional and intellectual clarity. The stork nest sits high above the earth so it is an air card. The egg represents the birth of ideas through intuition.
Detachment is not the act of becoming aloof but allowing consciousness to be self-aware and to feel unencumbered by personal daily limitations.