Sunday, November 12, 2006
The Truth About Trees… Part 8
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Where two or more Ley-Lines cross each other, they form a vortex of Earth Energy, known as a Ley-Cross.
Any tree lucky enough, to grow in this power vortex, becomes a very special tree indeed.
The tree will grow multiple trunks and look very regal, and impressive. In fact, people will actually notice the tree and say, “Wow! What a powerful tree! I can feel it’s majesty from here!”
This is unusual, as most people tend to treat trees like wallpaper; never bothering to give them a second look. I trust that you will really look at trees in the future and give them the respect they deserve.
You will, won’t you?
The Chestnut tree in the photo is called ‘The Seven Sisters.’ It is only about 675 years old, but it is known as the ‘Biggest Living Thing’ in the British Isles.
That little figure is my 6 foot tall ‘Dutch Son,’ Jeroen, standing in it to give you an idea of the size.
Jeroen is quite as expert on trees and regularly takes people on special tours to visit some of the Woodland Giants in the UK. If you are interested, you can contact him via our ‘Dutch Site.’
More to come soon.
Where two or more Ley-Lines cross each other, they form a vortex of Earth Energy, known as a Ley-Cross.
Any tree lucky enough, to grow in this power vortex, becomes a very special tree indeed.
The tree will grow multiple trunks and look very regal, and impressive. In fact, people will actually notice the tree and say, “Wow! What a powerful tree! I can feel it’s majesty from here!”
This is unusual, as most people tend to treat trees like wallpaper; never bothering to give them a second look. I trust that you will really look at trees in the future and give them the respect they deserve.
You will, won’t you?
The Chestnut tree in the photo is called ‘The Seven Sisters.’ It is only about 675 years old, but it is known as the ‘Biggest Living Thing’ in the British Isles.
That little figure is my 6 foot tall ‘Dutch Son,’ Jeroen, standing in it to give you an idea of the size.
Jeroen is quite as expert on trees and regularly takes people on special tours to visit some of the Woodland Giants in the UK. If you are interested, you can contact him via our ‘Dutch Site.’
More to come soon.
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