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Super Power of a Tree
“A tree is our most intimate contact with nature.” ― George Nakashim
Our connection with trees is as old as our existence but the modern world keeps us away from spiritual and meaningful connections with our environment. Trees quietly witness the changing world around them as well as our evolution. For millennia trees have been often considered as a symbol of interconnection between all life forms across various cultures and religions.
“Everyone seems to believe that human thoughts and emotions are the products of the human mind, but I think otherwise... When people see a green tree, they all think that green trees are beautiful. Tree leave a sense of peace. When the wind ripples the surface of the water, the spirit becomes restless. Go to the mountains, and a sense of mountains arises. Travel to a lake, and feels the spring of the water. All these emotions arise from nature
Go anywhere nature has been disturbed and I doubt that anything but disturbed emotions will arise.” 1
Deeply rooted in the Earth, trees carry an incredibly high and stable energy fields which can help us to reconnect to nature. By attuning to the trees’ energy, we can increase our life energy, clear and reawaken our mind. They can also increase our awareness of a spiritual nature in ourselves.
The experience of observing and making deeper connection with trees reveals the super powers and qualities present in trees. They naturally radiate peace and serenity that are transferred to us. It can awake similar vibrations in ourselves to enhance our physical and emotional wellbeing. Living in awareness of those benefits and understanding a magnificent wonder of this relationship can bring a deeper state of consciousness and awakening.
The sense of tree’s energy is unique for each individual. The sensitivity to this subtle form of energy varies among individuals and it takes time and effort to master this relationship. And once you connect with this living intelligence and tap into their energy, you will witness the world that lies outside ordinary perceptions and patterns.
‘…in every human there is a tree, and in every tree, there is a human, I feel this, the tree wonders inside a human being, and the human being is caught in the tree… I serenade the forests, the forest sea is the second sea on earth, the sea in which man wanders.’ 2
1 Masanobu Fukuoka
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Artur Lundkvist