The term "Axis Mundi" refers to a symbolic connection between the heavens and the earth, often represented as a central axis or world tree. It is a concept found in various cultures and religions, signifying a point of connection between different realms of existence. This idea is commonly illustrated through structures like pyramids, temples, or natural formations such as mountains. In many traditions, the Axis Mundi serves as a spiritual center where the divine and earthly realms intersect. It is often associated with myths and rituals that emphasize the importance of this connection, highlighting the significance of balance and unity in the universe. Examples can be seen in Norse mythology with the Yggdrasil tree and in Hinduism with the Mount Meru.