This editorial is not about trees exclusively
though they are a major part of the subject on the
consciousness in the life around us. Science is
finally catching up to the knowledge taught by
shamans and Druids for thousands of years and you
may have read about animals and insects having
more of a consciousness than previously thought.
Well, scientists recently that found bees
demonstrate sophisticated emotions and traits more
commonly associated with mammals and that many
species may be sentient. Most people know about
experiments done on plants and the
interrelationship they have with others in the
plant kingdom. We also know from the archives in
channelings from the head gardener on Hades Base,
Treebeard, that trees older than three hundred
years develop a consciousness. We share a world
with other living species that we would find
surprising commonalities with and an understanding
on a personal level that enriches our lives. It's
a chance to remember what we forgot in lives
previous to this one where we may have interacted
with beings of the elemental world from an
incarnation in Atlantis.
Take a walk in a forest with no one around and
listen to the wind blowing through the branches.
Reach out and put your hand on a tree while
closing your eyes. Hear the wind, imagine the sap
running beneath your fingers while the roots
intertwine themselves beneath your feet. Around
you is decay as old bark and needles or leaves
slowly decompose. New life also is fed by the
decay as the process of death and rebirth put on a
show in silent wonder. Sit, still your mind, and
take your sensing to the next level. Joining you
as you quiet your thoughts are the unseen yet very
present nature spirits maintaining the health of
the forest. Devas and elementals exist almost
between dimensions and can only be seen when a
person can match their vibratory rate. Findhorn, a
New Age retreat in northern Scotland, is one place
where just such a thing led to its creation with a
number of books and online resources created since
then concerning that creation. That
interrelationship between humans and nature
spirits is something that could be built into a
working union which could possibly make a
difference in the future on a planet where they
have a shared interest.
We forget sometimes that trees experience the same
stresses over the changing climate humans do. The
adjustments made on yearly basis for a warmer
planet getting warmer every year means devoting
diminishing resources to vital areas for survival.
The same goes for other members of the plant
kingdom and affecting every species of life on the
planet including humans. So we have reached a
pivotal juncture in the future of a climate
challenged earth. The last twelve months have
obliterated the monthly records with an El Niņo
event a lot of the reason. Now it's a question of
whether the temperatures fall from this point back
to a normal pattern with fewer weather anomalies
or if the temperatures stay where they are or get
even hotter. It's all a question of tipping points
and not reaching them. This isn't something that
we can call on Ashtar Command or the Galactic
Federation to assist with as the lessons from the
solutions that will need to be found to survive a
hotter planet are essential for humanity's growth
of consciousness. It may require a unity found
from working together between groups with opposing
interests. How long it takes for that to happen
will depend on a shared threat to their survival.
What can we do to help on individual basis? One
way is to reacquaint ourselves with the elemental
spirits of the world. We say reacquaint because
Devas were one of the seven races that settled
Atlantis. Existing at a vibrational level we can't
see, they still help nature flourish as much as
possible and can be drawn to a person in the right
circumstances. Followers of the archives know that
our channeler Mark was one such person. His
knowledge acquired in England invited nature
spirits who did manifest themselves in the house
and yard on numerous occasions. While there were
ceremonies involved I was not a part of, the main
focus was an area in the garden with a circle that
was designated as sacred. Part of the area around
the circle included crystals and candles that
could be lit as the darkness began to fall. A
desire to connect with a deva or nature spirit
would replace any type of ceremony as the
acknowledgment of wanting to puts the energy out
to the world. All we can say from experience is to
look for simple signs in nature which align with
your thoughts at that time. A breeze that blows or
a twig that snaps may accompany the feeling of a
presence drawn to something you are thinking. It's
the start of connecting with nature on a deeper
level and seeing trees as our neighbors doing the
best as they can in a changing world.
