ROOTS & BRANCHES

When we lean against a tree with our spine, we are connected to the planet in the invisible eye of the planet, therefore, to the earth. Thus, a person can draw energy and information from the earth through the roots and through branches of the tree from the entire environment.

I have a hypothesis that the result of frequent fires in the 2019-20s, in which large areas of the forest cover of the earth were damaged, was the so-called virus that affects the human respiratory system covid 19. This was another indicator of a simple and obvious fact - the human respiratory process is part of the metabolism during photosynthesis. What trees breathe out, people breathe in, and vice versa.



Young seedlings are not able to saturate the soil with water
Advertisements by the timber industry showing lumberjacks replanting cleared areas with seedlings give us a completely false impression of the impact of new plantings on the water cycle. They may be replacing old trees with new ones, but there is a decades-long gap in the water cycle.
Destroying thousands of tons of biomass (mature trees and their inhabitants) and replacing them with seedlings weighing only a few ounces, they do little to nothing for lee regions that so need atmospheric moisture and heavy rainfall.
Even when the trees grow to the size of their predecessors, the region's ecological diversity and natural flora and fauna will already be decimated as lumberjacks use seedlings of a single species instead of the many plant species that previously existed.

The high energy of vibrations is poured into the nature around us. Admire the beauty of nature more often: lush greenery of trees and grasses, blue rivers and lakes, lush flowers. It is in nature that a lot of harmony is still preserved. And if you contemplate it with condemnation and love, then there is a kind of unity, a connection to the pure energy of nature. In Japan, schools even have special hours in the curriculum when children are brought to especially beautiful areas of nature and for a long time.
durations of silent time contemplate it.

For energy recharging from the nature around us, it depends on important contacts with trees. To do this, you need to choose the tree that is most attractive to you, preferably birch or oak, but in no case maple, aspen or willow, which take energy. Try mentally like to make friends with this tree. It is best if these are the same trees, for example, on the nearest route to work or close to your home.

Yogis recommend mentally talking with trees. Place your palms on the tree and mentally tune in to it. Remember that this must be done with love. If you exercise, you will suddenly begin to notice the vital rhythm of the tree - you will, as it were, sway slightly. Then you will feel the energy pouring into you - clean, refreshing and healing. And if you observe this phenomenon, then it will be enough for you a couple of times a day for a few minutes to communicate in this way with your tree friend to capture vigor for the whole day.

Demo text block. Many people I've met believe that plants are made up of soil - that the tree across from your house, for example, is mostly made up of the earth in which it grows. However, this is a fairly common misconception - the basis of this tree was one of the gases of our atmosphere (carbon dioxide) and water (hydrogen and oxygen). Trees are stark air and sunlight!

Many people I've met believe that plants are made up of soil - that the tree across from your house, for example, is mostly made up of the earth in which it grows. However, this is a fairly common misconception - the basis of this tree was one of the gases of our atmosphere (carbon dioxide) and water (hydrogen and oxygen). Trees are stark air and sunlight!
Plant leaves absorb sunlight and use this energy to take carbon from the air in the form of carbon dioxide, combine it with oxygen and hydrogen from water to form sugars and other complex carbohydrates (carbohydrates are also made up of carbon, oxygen and hydrogen) such as cellulose - the main component of the roots of leaves and trunks.
Now imagine gases and solar energy being structured into trees and then being destroyed turning into earth. Thus the Earth slowly grows in volume.