An Important Message from the Trees, Dorothy Maclean

Dorothy Maclean recalls an important message for humanity and the Earth that she received from a small cypress tree in the garden at the community in Findhorn. Recorded at the 3rd World Wilderness Conference in 1983.
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[@becauseiam7915]

On the verge of a Nervous breakdown after losing everything to a fire, I took my child to the best home I could afford and he cried because it wasn't pretty but there was a Tree in our yard.A Beautiful Maple. That Tree , drew me in and grounded me, brought me back to myself and taught me about gardening, nature and all the living creatures we share this planet with. No one ever understood when I mentioned a Tree Saved my life by giving me back my lost life. They don't understand and I don't care. I know in my Heart, That Tree Loved me and cared for me until I could breath again and I will never forget it.

[@GrannySan-v9l]

they call them "dirty" in rural Manitoba: the huge old, sprawling, low-to -the-ground multi-trunked monsters that sway in rolling universes of their own when the wind blows.

[@sgarrett9446]

Beautiful story!

[@nennepanrikefairytaleart4773]

Thank you for sharing your moving story .... Love from Nenne in Sweden

[@dinashwartz4621]

😇🤗❤🌻🌲🌴🌹🌴 I understand you 🌹🍀☘🍁

[@shannonlabaw5719]

I believe you!

[@sondrab2547]

I don't hear them but I crave to be among them more than humans.

[@michaelreeve.idonotconsent295]

Yes so true, I'm the same,

[@claredodd1258]

@@michaelreeve.idonotconsent295 Me to

[@janforest2706]

@@claredodd1258 @Michael Reeve I do not consent Me to

[@dvabrannon]

sondra b Your craving IS hearing them. You feel them - they feel you. Then your mind translates into words. A hug needs no translator😄🌈

[@sondrab2547]

@@dvabrannon I recently quietly trespassed onto a neighboring property to sit in a grove of cottonwoods. Not sorry lol.

[@devendrapurohit7300]

Hindus had always been belittled for worshipping trees , and even till the day there's no let up , but now these words coming from West seems 'very very' important and valuable. In past there's a record about Lukman , who gave remedies based on various plant's capabilities for humans ailments . It's said that he used to talk with plants , yet medical companies are making trillions of dollars every year . Let's turn back to nature and respect it .

[@anima6035]

please forgive us we are sorry xxxxx

[@55pakman]

ABSOLUTELY!!

[@chutamaneenielsen736]

Nay, you are wrong. The belittling is actually on thw part of those who say or practice it. That's my way of encouraging you to look at it differentlt. You know what's true, so despite any negation or unkind remark may be hurtful, but come out of it and spend time and energy in letring those who are ooen to share your knowledge. For example, I would like ro know more, please!

[@chutamaneenielsen736]

So sorry for mispelling/typo. Hope it is understandable!

[@redhouse1002]

Please don't see everyone monolithically. Not EVERYONE belittled your religion, not by a long shot, but if you lash out at all of us, you may be lashing friends, and then you are doing to us what you say people did to you. I agree, let us respect nature.

[@anncartonbooks]

I've been getting similar messages from the Trees: that they need to be allowed to grow to their full height and depth and breadth, and definitely not cut back, as I see so much where I live. Trees are not meant to be limited as hedges, or to have the ends of their branches mindlessly trimmed back. I feel optimistic that we are on the brink of a huge shift, when all will awaken, and Trees will be allowed to be fully themselves. I love you, sacred Trees xx. I appeal to everyone to plant Trees who will grow to maturity as huge Beings.

[@raeannafrasier4681]

TEXAS GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS ARE ALLOWING PEOPLE TO CUT ALL OUR TREES DOWN. ALL OUT OF GREED. WHAT’S SAD OUR TREES ARE BEGGING US TO STOP THIS MADNESS. OUR WATER WAYS, FISH, ETC. ARE BEGGING US TO MAKE IT STOP.

[@kaarensobyartwork8884]

I totally agree with you!

[@Soulwhisperer333]

Me too! Every time my girlfriend talks about trimming our trees I start freakin out. I feel them saying no, don’t let her.

[@jackwheatley8]

I hedgelay and have felt syncronistically drawn to do so. Do you think hedgelaying has a place in the new earth?

[@cherylconroy2167]

I heard the president say he plans in planting many trees around the country

[@stormchild831]

Here in rural Wales I am hated by the locals because I defend the trees and the wild life here. The hills where I live once teemed with rabbits, however, now, it is extremely rare to see even one. They also kill the foxes and the pheasants whom I befriend... What should be a beautiful and peaceful idyll is rendered a hopeless wasteland all around me because of the insensitivity of these people ....

[@volkischfrau2957]

It's how they have been raised unfortunately.

[@lilybaytoday]

Thank you sacred keeper.

[@bonitahobbs2097]

The mountains cry out too but has modern " industrial- man" been too i imature or not humble enough to LISTEN!!! THE FIRST- PEOPLE NATIVES HAVE BEEN WARNING/ ALERTING THEM to respect nature for years but that "LOVE" of money has been their .....God! We never loved it when " they" cut down all the trees to build a parking lot"!! Ironically, One itsy bity tree was left in the middle of the parking lot n in the summer EVERYBODY tried to park underneath it!!??

[@bonitahobbs2097]

@Alexandra McLean DO Y'ALL KNOW ABOUT THE WAYS OF THE ORIGINAL WELSH'; (THE BLACK WELSH PEOPLE) WHO WERE OVERTAKEN?

[@kuriouskitty3084]

thank you for protecting the innocent

[@holodeckdragon8876]

Trees are guardians.

[@serenityvocalized8303]

The greatest huggers

[@caitriona9063]

And so healing ❤️🙌

[@sophiatealdo9680]

Our ancestors -Blessed Be.

[@elizabethbell999]

We travel through "the redwood curtain" to enter humboldt county....there are too many loggers though.

[@helenbryan1752]

Yes, they are.

[@parry3231]

In Florida in the 1970s , l met and fell in love with a large Gumbo Limbo tree .l slept in the tree ,nestled in the limbs and felt blessed by the arms of the tree which held me safely as I slept. Years later I was able to save that tree from a fire that was burning up close to the trunk . Without any hesitation or thought, I rushed to the tree and dragged the burning wood well away and rearranged the fire to make sure that the Gumbo Limbo was safe and the group of people who had built the fire were happy with the way that l swooped in and did not get preachy or in their way. Whew ,I felt like it was a thing of utmost importance and I was fearless.

[@lindathompson195]

I am 74. When I was growing up I had a large pine tree in my front yard that I spent hours in. No matter how much pitch got on my hands it didn’t matter to me. Climbing high and looking out over my neighborhood hood gave me so much joy. It protected our house from great winds and it was so beautiful covered with snow. It shaded our front porch in the summertime and gave us privacy. In later years when my 5 brothers and sisters left to marry, 2 beautiful doves built a nest on a branch near the porch and cooed their sweet sound and entertained my parents for years after. I loved that beautiful pine tree.

[@GrannySan-v9l]

have you heard Vruce Springsteen talk about "his" tree? it's gone; he sings of ghosts.

[@GrannySan-v9l]

Bruce

[@pawlet]

There should be laws around planting as many fruit and nut bearing trees as possible. Unlimited supply of food for humans and wild animals. Lets live in the abundance of this world.

[@happeedaze1]

Every spring I thin out my raspberry bushes and pot the extra trees. I put them out for people to take. They always go fast. I've even planted them along our front fence so they can be picked by the children going to and from school. I'm fortunate to live in a neighborhood where there are alot of fruit and berry trees. I agree that we need to do more of planting food producing trees.

[@marjoryrainey287]

Wow! That is a grand idea!

[@FabAgainOver50]

Paw lette would we want to potentially upset the already fragile eco system, by encouraging a species to dominate. without full knowledge of the long term ramifications it could be a disastrous idea. too radical for the uk though anyway. what, people eating for free ??!!

[@daisy1441]

@@happeedaze1 Sounds like a great idea IF raspberries are native to your area. I am trying to eradicate English Ivy from my neighborhood in the States. It is berries for the birds But it can cover and trees killing them. I am covering the ivy with paper and leaves in the fall. (Pilling it brings weeds to the woods) English ivy is still sold in the States (usa) 😞

[@happeedaze1]

@@daisy1441 I know we have some sort of Ivy growing like crazy in our neighbourhood. I'm constantly pulling them from our yard while they are still tiny. Apparently one of our universities decided to do a project where they got people to grow them many years ago. I've seen where they have killed whole trees. One of our neighbours has it covering one area of their house and further down the street it has covered fences and hedges. Personally I don't like Ivy. It's so evasive and I hope we can rid our neighbourhood of it some day some how. As for raspberries, I think they are natural to our area. They grew wild up north here in Manitoba where I was born. They were such a treat in summer. They too can grow like crazy if not controlled though. I've been trying to learn more every week about what and how to grow in our zone and about foraging natural foods. It's so interesting. I've been a gardener for only 6 years even though my parents always had a garden and canned their harvest for most of their lives. It's good to see more and more people showing interest in producing our own foods. I have a friend who now have their own chickens. It's so awesome.

[@sharonhart4910]

My husband and I have always camped in the forests and love trees, We were fortunate to by a piece of property ,almost 4 acres that was by spring fed creek just outside of our town. It was all grass and in the 20 years we have been here we a have built our home and planted just over 500 trees! We have all kinds and have nurtured them and loved them, they are our good friends. In turn they have nurtured us and given us great joy, lots of birds and wildlife come to visit. I love them all and do have certain ones that get hugged on a regular basis. We are in an area that has become more developed with agriculture and homes. I believe we have inspired many neighbors to plant trees also. So we feel this is part of our legacy to create and leave behind this beautiful forest along with our children and grandchildren.

[@louisegogel7973]

Truly lovely! The neighbors... inspired because of your vision, example and above all, your feeling of joy and love which are so contagious... pure joy and love inspires! Blessings.

[@dlmalley8639]

I once had compassion for this particular huge beautiful redwood tree that lives in town all by itself. I said hello to the tree. The tree responded by sharing SO MUCH LOVE that sent me to the ground Crying . Felt like Niagara Falls of Pure Love. I will never forget that. I had spent a summer among nature and redwoods in the Santa Cruz mountains under the stars. Learning wild Eatable plants, drinking water from a spring coming out of the ground. I became so sensitive to energies around me . I became aware that the trees were aware of my presence. LOVELY BENEVOLENT BEINGS they are . They're consciously connected to each other as ONE . A lot of changes they witnessed in our environment and Unfortunately of the human's disregard for Creation. Saddens me very much. * I immensely love this planet , but Not the ignorance of humans.

[@sherranborsboom351]

I am glad someone is speaking about trees,because I see faces in trees all plants and trees are aliive

[@judithbeal212]

I do too 😊

[@amouraearising2148]

several dryads have revealed themselves to me this summer!

[@davidhall5873]

I see too 😁

[@cynthusinfinite]

😊 masculine and feminine even!! 😊 Gorgeous. Homes to fairy and elemental realms. They give me gifts! Of nature! Ahh my heart!

[@amouraearising2148]

@@cynthusinfinite yes, i get different gender energy from the trees too!

[@phoenix7186]

My first friend ever was an Oak Tree, and the same tree remained my best friend forever.

[@4coolclips]

Why does that feel so satisfying to my ❤️💗💗🤗🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼?!!!

[@jipielo]

:') 💚♾🙏

[@veganvocalist4782]

Yes I have had friendship with tress too. It is a very nurturing feeling . The last tree I communicated to that I would be going soon but that we ( my dog companion and I ) would visit from time to time and to know I will always love them and grateful for their energy and not to feel abandoned but that it was just change and we appreciated their essence and loved them . If we walk that far now I make a point to visit but it is quite a distance for us now to visit by foot. They will always remain a part of us though ♥️🌳

[@HeebaShah]

mine was a maple tree

[@carolmann2768]

I have a very special yew tree. It's been amazing over last 30 years

[@terryn9705]

The first time in my life I sat staring at a beautiful tree in my backyard and felt an overwhelming feeling of love!

[@sgarrett9446]

Yes!

[@iamsunnysideup7115]

Early this Summer, my son also heard messages from the trees right outside our building. He told me that they are part of us, that they are our roots into our mother Gaia. He can hear them. My son is highly intuitive, clairvoyant, clairsentient and clairvoyant, but he doesn't like it. He is a reluctant channel, as I call him, because he channels only in his sleep :)) That is when he is least resistant to it. He has given me messages in this state before. We are all connected, aren't we? My son also had a very vivid recollection of being a tree in another life too. He said they lived a very happy life and that all the other trees were able to communicate with one another, and feel one another through their roots and they were happily living their existence in a large forest. Then one day, he started hearing screaming, then he realized that the screams were coming from trees down the path from him. He said he heard the sound of machinery as his friends were being cut down and killed en masse! He felt the sheer terror of not being able to run nor to escape his fate! As the horrific screaming got closer and closer, he knew that his turn was coming quickly. He woke up screaming at the top of his lungs and he cried for one week straight knowing that all his friends and family of trees had been murdered, just as he had also been murdered. This happened about two years ago, but he couldn't tell me when this life of his happened. He still goes down to the front of our building and talks to those trees. He says that he can see the life flowing through their trunks and branches and he can see their roots inside the earth. He remembers his connection to them to this day and they remember him.

[@LilyLightbridge]

I hope you are writing down these beautiful perceptions your son is sharing. It would help less sensitive people to appreciate the trees. I would love to hear more of what he has to say !

[@melw6848]

I am the same as your son. He is not alone in his gift. 💚

[@jenniferspring8741]

Oh my goodness. Bless you Mama. What a beautiful son and I hope he has many friends who understand and support him!

[@anncartonbooks]

That is so beautiful, Ravenhair_312, I was almost in tears reading your words. I also believe we have had lives as trees, animals, plants - all life forms so that we can appreciate what it is to be alive, truly alive and part of the oneness. Your son has great gifts xx.

[@jennifersimon1072]

He is a beautiful soul! I feel a deep connection to the trees...I am so sad when they are cut doen. For months now I have been drawing nothing but trees....

[@cindystechschulte2084]

I love trees. Once while working at a job with an abusive boss, I walked down the street for my lunch and leaned up against a tree. I was so sad and I cried. The tree swayed back and forth comforting me, letting me know I was not alone. I will always fight for trees. I'd like to work with that somehow. Is there a tree preservation society?

[@sarahfox3312]

When you look at trees in a forest every single one is unique just like humans

[@jonathanmallard3965]

Sarah Fox - How good to find someone having an awareness I've eventually arrived at - not at all easy in a world being 95% mentally 'formalistic'. I'll mention one of the very few comments I've received in my years of adhering to (regardless of all consequences) my own unique path: the manager of a cake factory I worked at some years ago, passed me by one day saying: "Jonathan, everybody thinks you're mad. I think you're mad...except for one thing...you're consistent in your madness...and that disturbs me..!" vincit omnia Veritas

[@thewordofgord]

Right on Sarah !

[@EnLightEnd1111]

My husband thinks I'm weird because I want to let the plants grow the way they want... That I cry when a tree gets struck by lightning and cut down.. That I want to root branches of a fallen tree and let it's energy continue on... That I hate weeding a garden because what rights have I to decide which plant lives and which dies? .. thank you for this.. 🙇🏽‍♀️❣️🙏🏽💕

[@maggierezac5820]

EnLightEnd, I agree! I have always said, there are no weeds, merely misplaced plants! Peace.

[@kimberlygause]

When I was a young girl, I could talk to the trees and swear I could understand them back. You could often find me singing to them for a long time or telling them my soul struggles. They were my best friends.

[@crispoll7908]

Go back to doing that. Now is the time

[@tzaph67]

I’m nearly 60 and I talk to to the trees and often get messages back from them. Sometimes their replies come to me as feelings or pictures. Please start talking to the trees again! If you could do it as a child you still can! I believe we all have the potential to communicate with trees and plants. I also think it strengthens the trees when humans who care take time to love them and talk to them. The trees can still be your best friends! 💚🌲

[@Sukira69]

Some trees recognise some human souls who have reincarnated because some trees live for more than 200years

[@tzaph67]

I know that Yews can live an incredibly long time - there are many in Europe that predate Christ. The Fortingall Yew is reputed to be over 4 000 yrs old and some have suggested it’s as old as 9 000 yrs. Many trees don’t even reach maturity until they’re 300 - 400 years old. I can’t bear how undervalued these beautiful wise beings are. Deforestation feels really immoral to me. I can’t bear it

[@ManyfiresWoman]

Aho! The Standing Tall nation are the most Sacred of all beings on Mother Earth!

[@jackiihyde8391]

I absolutely love trees,need to be near them. and yes, hear them.

[@redwoods7370]

There would be no life on earth without trees. The sun and trees are the sources of life on this planet. They are gorgeous Divine gods and goddesses on earth. They should be worshipped as the sacred beings they are.

[@joolsjeffery3939]

I often feel messages from trees. When it’s windy in my backyard I can feel them encouraging the ones that bend a lot.

[@kuriouskitty3084]

very cool, ive read they talk to each other through root connections

[@sandramcellis8876]

Since Covid Ive been connecting deeply with trees. Today at our local Arboretum I sat on a tree stump and did my meditation and when I got up I realized I was next to a row of old pine trees so I went to one and just put my hands on it and close my eyes and it was this electrical energy that came out in my eyes became opened and I saw my hands become light like I could barely see the finger I could see electricity on top of my hands like they were almost invisible . then the trunk showed me pictures of animals. I cannot wait to go back and meditate with my hands on these tress. Thank you so much for sharing.❤️🙏

[@sandramcellis8876]

@White Hart sometimes I ? myself, but af a session with other healers in the world it always comes bk to: you already know this, you ate doing this, breathe allow more to flow in. Be whimsical, sway and laugh more. I missed going to that pine tree due to rain yesterday and today they are closed. Im going to my neighbor tree I go to a few times a week & I will find another tree and compare energies. Im so excited to learn more energy language. Thank you 🙏

[@itsmeowornever.8143]

I live on 3 acres. When I meditated among them, they told me their names. Most of their names seemed old fashioned to some degree. My sister had a giant oak in her yard by a large creek. Late at night, she could see an energetic form over it, it was in the form of an angel looking over the yard and block.

[@sandramcellis8876]

I went out today offered sage to my tree. Held my hands in the bark, downloads of info, violet blue colors and I began to feel vibrations. I had to unlock my knees and know I was ok. Going out again now for a long walk and see what tree calls my attention. Don't care what by-passers think lol 😂

[@thisislogout]

Thank you. A few years ago I noticed something similar when I put my hands on a peculiar tree (not sure of the species) and closed my eyes.

[@sandramcellis8876]

@@thisislogout im practicing eyes closed and soft gaze. Its how I meditate and see whats coming through too. Thank you, have fun with all of nature and the energies coming through this weekend. woot woot 👂

[@sarahcobner776]

I speak to trees all the time they are so wise and majestic

[@kuriouskitty3084]

how did you realize you had that gift?I've always wanted to speak to elementals and the forest

[@sarahcobner776]

@@kuriouskitty3084 I had a kundalini awakening... still not sure if that was it but after that I could talk to them and when I was very small my mother had lots of plants 🌱 I talked to them exchanged loving energy! I sit with my back to a tree 🌳 and feel instantly soothed and at home 😊

[@heatherlove1304]

I have been reading a book The Hidden life of trees how they communicate and help each other l really believe they can teach us how to save this planet. I have been learning reiki and shamanic healing and left my job to start up healing business l would love to visit Findhorn 🌟

[@joeywantstoplay]

@Heather Love Where is your healing business, if I may ask ? I too have been studying shamanic healing for 5+ years & would welcome connecting w/ others of the same path to compare notes or share resources....Good luck in your new endeavors, I too am searching for another path forward....yet need to establish a niche' & confidence to put myself out there fully, of which I have been a bit hesitant, so far. The trees & plants have much wisdom. Have you looked into shamanic practices regarding plant medicine ?

[@heatherlove1304]

@@joeywantstoplay Hi my business in Stirling Scotland Amaroo Therapies Stirling on Facebook l absolutely want to study plant healing medicine. What do you do and where from ? Why the strange name ?

[@heatherlove1304]

@@joeywantstoplay not sure if l replied l am in Stirling happy to chat be great to speak with other Shamanic healers 🌱🙏🌟

[@jugbywellington1134]

Have you read Howard G Charing's "The Accidental Shaman"? He also talks about plant consciousness and what shamans in South America do to communicate with plants. Very interesting. I live in Hampshire and have heard there is somebody training to be a shaman about 10 miles away from me.

[@heatherlove1304]

@@jugbywellington1134 Hi sounds interesting book l will look up plants do communicate in shamanism what do you do ?

[@joelindagordon8046]

I have had the opportunity to get to hug and sleep alongside the few of the oldest trees in the US .Bristle Cone Pine... 18,000 yrs old. In Colorado, some of the largest Spruce, in Illinois the Mother Cypress Tree on the Cashes River.. in Florida the oldest living Costal Oak Trees, .Camping I could hear the trees crying 😢 for all the Imbalances done to Mother Earth 🌎...wholeness. balanced. Vibration 🤗💫🌴🦋🌴💫🤗

[@karate4348]

amazing grace you have with those trees

[@gaiaandann]

the wisdom you have heard in your embracing of these beings I cannot imagine - much love

[@dvabrannon]

I regard trees as fellow beings - they appreciate “regard.” Recently, as I drive the highway(lined with trees and undergrowth) I greet and feel them - and their awareness of us rushing by - and each time their response is Immediate and immense! Imagine if everyone passing by greeted them or at least regarded them, acknowledged them... appreciation would become rampant!!

[@louisegogel7973]

Joy and appreciation are the fuel that drives all Being.

[@beatles7238]

I love trees all kinds, they're so amazing, people don't realise how much we need them! 💗

[@Tash-001]

I have a large aloe vera in a kiddie pool, in my living room. We've been surfing the web together for 5 years now. He told me his name TWICE telepathically before I believed him. Shout out from Neville, father of quite a few : ))

[@sashawhitehead7378]

I am so pleased to hear these messages from trees. I feel I have been talking to trees all my life. They are also symbolic of emotions in our human creation.I have a wonderful mature tree Liquid amber in my front garden that was the reason I purchased the house and the design of the garden is in honour of it's presence. When I arrived here first day, I was wearisome beyond belief and in pain with trailer in tow and lots to do before removalist were to arrive in few days. I was so exhausted, I pulled out a bean bag and sat beneath this tree in mid summer afternoon with dappled shadows from leaves and a gentle breeze, and sat with jaw open in awe of the Peace that was emanating from this wonderful tree. I love it as do everyone that comes here or lives nearby. Such a gift, that money cannot buy!

[@shandard4861]

Thank you for sharing this. I live in Oregon and we have a small forest on our property. The trees are speaking the same message.

[@joeywantstoplay]

@Shandar D I too am in Oregon & feel the same message being conveyed in my part of the state. Hope you are well & find ease & healing for the trees & our land that needs healing.

[@aquilaidha4154]

The tree in the picture has the most joyful face appearing in the base of the trunk - somewhat reminiscent of a Tibetan lama or similar holy man.

[@deani9011]

Thank you for this beautiful message. It seems to me the trees know where God is and are tying to get there. I have a message I would like to share with you too. This may sound a bit out there, but it's true. If you sing to the Sun of love and thanks, the Sun will answer you with stronger healing rays. It's truly miraculous, divine. The more you do, the more you will see, our life giving, LIVING light. Thank you again. With light and love always🎵🌞💖

[@TutuSainz]

I love this! I love to sing in the garden too and spread an energy of love to all the beings in the garden it’s so beautiful

[@deani9011]

@@TutuSainz That is so wonderful to read.. Thank you with all my heart. With light and love always🎵🌞💖

[@jenniferspring8741]

The sun has been worshiped by many cultures. Isn't it beautiful how we can all have these understandings, even if we weren't raised in a certain culture. Thank you for that message, I will try it!

[@deani9011]

@@jenniferspring8741 I absolutely agree with you. I feel like the ancient truth, hidden from most of us is waking up naturally. It's so beautiful to see. Thank you for knowing and resonating with my message. With light and love always🎵🌞💖

[@stephanie_a333]

I have experienced the same thing. Sol/Soul loves being sung to, reached for, acknowledged, loved. I receive those rays and ground them, far deep into the Earth. IDK why I do it, but my soul does 😁

[@makaracomeau160]

Blessed are the Standing Nation !!!

[@marydelvecchio4807]

I was given a bright message for the gorgeous autumn trees in woods we were playing . They reassured me that everything was going to be alright. I had a very difficult childhood . The came to my rescue to lift me up with them. They have been an important part of my life ever since. With Gratitude.

[@roxannelucky]

A giant pecan tree was my dearest friend as I growing up in dangerous conditions. I felt loved and protected by trees then, and that has never changed. I have planted trees my entire life. Thank you for this posting

[@karate4348]

that's beautiful to know. I've planted 2 pecan trees and watch them grow. One of them is right next to a fig and my sense is that they are happy together. The pecan is soaring skywards and the fig is spreading out below, so far neither blocks the sun from the other. The pecan is about 3m tall and the fig about 2m tall. (10ft and 6ft).

[@liliacollins8811]

How beautiful.....I have more love for trees than ppl ...they are my guardians 💕 thank you for this beautiful message ....

[@sidilicious11]

Yes we need trees, we need old growth trees. We need to nurture our trees in their diversity.

[@dawnrowan8327]

This is lovely thank you ❤️ I so LOVE the trees, such wise and beautiful beings. It was a day about 8 years ago when I hiked into my back yard forest. I was sobbing so deeply I was beyond the point of understanding the depth of my pain...all I felt was a pull into the woods...little did I know what was awaiting me 🙏 I sat against this tall majestic spruce and as my sobs quieted to sniffles, the tree began to speak to me❤️.... it was a day, a turning point in my life, and I am thankful always to be in their presence❤️🙏

[@wildrosecece]

What a beautiful story I too have done my sobbing amount the pines. I crave to be amongst them, I love everything about them. I am a tree hugger - I would hug them all if I had time.

[@dawnrowan8327]

@@wildrosecece I love it!! You know When I finally went back into my house, I had to write about the experience and the message delivered to me. The first thing I wrote ... “Wow, I never knew that the trees could speak... but then again I had never stopped to listen to them. “☺️

[@kaarensobyartwork8884]

I had a similar experience she. Driving through the brutally destroyed forest on the West Coast of Vancouver Island out of Uclulet...I sobbed inconsolably for hours and around 4 am went for a walk down to a little bay, sat at an old picnic table, finally peaceful, and a young.bear approached me inquisitively from behind , feachedktself up behind me to sniff the flowers in my hair and brought me a GEnt,le message of encouragement from the earth advising me to cherish the grief but always to let it go and move into my heart and charge it with positive energy....that nature and our beautiful planet would be OK...since the. I have had incidents where bears will come to me for help....it was an extraordinary metaphysical but very REAL experience ....I still grieve but take heart❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💞💓💕 out of

[@dawnrowan8327]

@@kaarensobyartwork8884 That is so Beautiful ❤️ Thank you for sharing 🙏 Btw I happen to be on the Canadian East Coast! The Nature Spirits offer such Wisdom, and Love and Forgiveness ... our “job” is to find that within ourselves and reflect back same❤️. This is how we are changing the world. These are Wondrous Days. Blessed Be🙏🥰🌎

[@monkeyseemonkeydo2597]

@@kaarensobyartwork8884 so so beautiful

[@christinealdret1209]

One Human Being One Tree. We must put them in Nature and Cities wisely for the best of Mother Nature. Let us buy lands and cover them everywhere with Trees. Everywhere it is needed.

[@velvetindigonight]

Well said. I've been a volunteer for the Woodland Trust in an urban wood nearby which I see as part of my service........... Main job collecting litter but it grows less............... and I make a difference.......... everyone can do this even if they cannot plant trees all the time we also need to care for what we have already? Enjoy

[@waxman96]

cities are the problem mate, clusters of humans dont allow nature to grow

[@claredodd1258]

Nature is the future 🌹

[@mamabear8177]

We just had a ice storm in Oklahoma City and the trees literally were snapping in half and I can just hear them crying we have to protect our trees!!

[@linggg1541]

I have a special huge tree growing in the park where I live, it grows wild and free and teaches me much over some of the most difficult and distressing times in my life. Apart from sharing its energy field to rebalance mine(which i humbly honoured to accept often ), it allows to that knowledge and learning that anything can happen and you can still "stand and be".. through it all, simply by not running from it, as trees show by being fixed to the earth. I have learnt much from my wise old tree friend and I honour our union in these crazy times 🙏

[@constancezaleski9732]

i am humbled by the responses to trees, especially mature trees. i walk in a park which has eighty year old pines, oaks and linden trees. when i walk along the side of them i feel like im walking in the valley of kings it brings my low energy up to a natural high. the ciity is always busy cutting parts of them down and does not replace ones they keep cutting down. i hold the highest respect for trees.

[@Lisa-pe6dl]

I Love Trees. Thank you 💚🌳

[@larkinstentz6735]

so delightful to hear her again! I too was a presenter at this conference, a loving memory

[@misamisa2677]

I love trees they are Majestic!!!🙏❤️☮️🙏❤️☮️

[@cathygoltsoff9615]

“I think that I shall never see, a poem as lovely as a tree”.

[@programmingchicago]

Trees are the standing praying ones!

[@NG-cx1mm]

Trees have always been my best friends. Eminating comfort, love. It hurts knowing how they are hurt.

[@rodwarren7107]

If you can speak to the Trees 🌳 will you please tell them that there are some of us who love them and appreciate them for their beauty and all that they do for us.? Without them there would not be air to breath or life for us humans to live. God Bless all Trees. 🌳 🎋 🏡 🌲 🎄 🌴 🌳 I love Trees. Thank you Trees.

[@donnawoodford6641]

Growing up on a farm, there was a small grove of trees next to our garden. I loved the trees, and they loved me sitting with them often and talking to them. The forest is my friend. I hope to return to live with my friends again real soon, if I can make that happen. Soon. Very soon.☺️👍

[@brendag5855]

I LOVE trees 🌳 🌲 🌳 they are majestic and noble, they give us healing and strength 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@wisconsinfarmer4742]

When I got a dog 25years ago, my land began to reforest. She chased the deer away and saplings were then able to grow above browse height.

[@velvetindigonight]

Everything in balance!

[@penname40]

Deer are beings as well.......

[@wisconsinfarmer4742]

And now that there is a forest, plenty more for the deer to browse sustainably.

[@jenniferspring8741]

Wow! Like the story of wolves being reintroduced to Yellowstone so the riparian areas can grow again and provide for the birds and a more balanced degree of browsing. wonderful story of yours!

[@rochellejackson5478]

I am one from many that is dying we are all in need of love and more guidance let go and fill with pure energy

[@rochellejackson5478]

Thanks for the response whose ever you are

[@luckywhite6179]

I moved to this area to protect and talk to the redwoods...from across the country . I go talk to them and feed the birds and ask the tree I put my hands on to send the message to the other trees through the root system all over the world to send out love and to help raise the consciousness of all beings to respect and love one another. The Redwood Tree is named Homer. Burned around the bottom by a fire 4 years ago...but is still going strong as all the redwoods around. I went to them during the fires this year to hold space...I would not leave this area and happy to say it is saved...

[@thisorthat7626]

Lucky White, Thank you for holding space around the redwoods. They are such amazing trees. I thought about them during the fires and was told they would be fine. Good to know that someone was taking action on their behalf. Blessings.

[@robertburdick4680]

I learned quite a lot about redwoods at Muir Woods last year. They tend to grow in “family “ bunches, and are connected by a sort of neural network for communication. If one gets attacked by bugs or disease it tells the others to produce “chemicals” to protect themselves. It is amazing!

[@thisorthat7626]

@@robertburdick4680 Amazing! It is wonderful that people are learning information like this about trees. Stay healthy.

[@MessHallProd]

I just found your channel... I live in the forest and have a large Ponderosa Pine I visit just about every day year around. I have been for about 7 years now. His name is Roger... I talk to him and say my prayers under his huge limbs of pine needles. Its a nice way to get the day started. I'm always watching out for the trees and wild life in our forest and being a good steward for them. Thanks for sharing!

[@dardar1862]

I have always needed trees!!! I want to heal our world of ignorance regarding the extreme importance of old growth forests! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@kberken]

I have loved trees since I was little and we had a small crab apple tree near our house where I'd sit when I needed to get away. Now I teach my grandchildren to befriend trees. We give them gifts and talk to them. Each of the kids has their own tree up at the state park where we camp. I never cared if people laugh. Read the book about the life of trees. They are truly standing sentinels. So good for us. My friend showed me a family of trees out in Washington. Oh yeah that was a family all right. Didn't want to leave. The redwoods are the best. Old growth. So wise and loving. I stood in one and felt a hug. So did the next person who went in.

[@ledob9140]

I love the trees. They are living beings. Thank you.

[@dagmarhellwig6927]

One of my best friends is a walnut tree. He protects me, he heals me and he loves me. And I love him too❤ Another of my best friends is an apple tree❤

[@petercraggs4862]

We must preserve the ancient redwoods. They represent much strength, wisdom and peace that humanity can learn from. I will visit again this December 2020- what a tragic year!

[@denisehill1705]

Seeing the Redwoods is something I've always wanted to do, I feel I will make it there one day, hopefully.

[@jilllarson6781]

Redwoods have an energy unlike any other. I live in northwestern Wisconsin, surrounded by beautiful trees and yet the Redwoods pull me. Please find a way to experience them if at all possible!!

[@volkischfrau2957]

They already are preserved and protected and will continue to be so, until demographic change puts them in danger.

[@melw6848]

Human foot traffic isn’t necessary for the trees to regrow and heal. The redwoods are magnificent, but they prefer their own kind to humanity. Let’s let them be for a while.

[@thefairyqueen369]

In many ways tragic but also I feel the first really tangible feelings of vibrational changes on the planet. It IS starting....the great awakening. Finally we have had enough of the negative narrative...now for some pure joy and gratitude for being alive at this historic time. It's what we came here for!

[@annascelsius6412]

Pine trees heals unintentional guilt

[@bernadettegarden6943]

How do you know that?

[@wendysalter]

Trees have spoken to me with the same heart and mind - for they have a consciousness but it needs a human voice to speak their wisdom. A Native American said to me, in modern times we ignore the elders of EVERY kind and so the children of EVERY kind grow up delinquent and lost. The Wild Places are so very valuable, but modern man has put value in all the wrong things, while destroying the most valuable. Trees' tap roots literally tap into the source of the fountains of life, deep down below the surface of Mother Earth, and their highest tips receive like antennae the cosmic forces coming in from the Heavens. No wonder they are so magnificent and wise!

[@wendysalter]

@Alexandra McLean Agreed. There have been lost generations due to wars and the 'western progressive development' (so called, but it's more like a degeneration of the mind), but there is hope, always. I see the Old Ways in some young and old as though it's in their blood, or they are born with the wisdoms. May it survive, because we are needing it now.

[@wendysalter]

@Alexandra McLean Well, of course there are going to be many strange stories and variations on a theme. Yes, let's keep listening to the tree elders where we can find them.

[@GrannySan-v9l]

i am ambandoned by 6 children; 2 grandsons. I hate how people chop off the lower limbs (the most ancient: the first branches) as if walking close to the trunk is important........ The trees are bleeding.

[@wendysalter]

@@GrannySan-v9l It sounds like you are a tree-friend

[@GrannySan-v9l]

my kids are calling now! a tree must have told them..txs

[@iridescentprism5113]

This Comments section is a treasure trove

[@sgarrett9446]

Yes!

[@minnamcfarland3023]

Happy Monday! How this message found me I do not know but interestingly enough just yesterday I was in the woods, which I’m so blessed to have right from my back yard, anyhow... I talk to the nature (God, myself, animals, plants, sky..) daily as I’m emerged in nature’s effortless beauty of a symbiosis. I share my energy with nature and I’m blessed with continuous stream of messages while out in the nature and many coming in “in a form of various symbols and symbolisms” I have learned to understand more and more the last few years. So yesterday I had an experience whereas I stopped (as my dog did) and my gaze stopped to a tree trunk, and I noticed “a scar” on it’s skin, whereas a branch was trimmed off and I felt so connected to that tree and felt as it was “looking at me”. I just started to cry and sob as I felt so sorry for “the state of being” of the tree. I then noticed further “damages” and the well-being of the tree and my heart ached as I wished I could have been able to touch the tree but I couldn’t reach it because I wasn’t physically able to get closer to it. I was so confused about this experience as I did not understand who’s “feelings” or/and “energy” it was and why did I experience it?! Not anymore 😉🥰 Thank You for sharing this 🙏🏻💕🦋

[@kathleentedder7391]

I have had an experience meeting the Plant Beings. They do have a special gift for humans. Thank you for sharing the messages.

[@patlee8925]

Please tell me more! I know plants are alive and have more wisdom than humans - can you please share your experience?

[@kathleentedder7391]

@@patlee8925 I will but you might find it hard to believe or understand. During a dream state, I was taken out of my body to a craft of Beings that were so bright I could not open my eyes but for tiny peeks. I felt that I was on a hospital bed sort of sitting up. There were Five of the light beings around me. They brought me a potted plant with a flower in bloom, but the face of the flower was turned away from me. About 18 inches in height. They spoke in my head, (Telepathically) and said as they put me the plant in my arms. This is your plant child. As they said it, the plant limb wrapped it's leaves or limb around my pinky like My newborn children did. At that moment I knew this was a being, a baby, and a creation made not on this earth plane. My heart swelled up and tears flowed. I started to turn the pot so I could see it's face but they quickly took it away and said, no this is not the right time. You will see her again. Then poof, I felt like I was falling. I woke up and started praying. I prayed for a couple of days and then it popped in my head. The plant human hybrids are going to be, ALL OF OUR FUTURE MEDICINE AND VITAMINS. Our future miracle cures period. I thanked God and the Plant Beings for my awareness and gift to our futures health. It felt as if I had been abducted, but in a way I can't explain. But not a scary abduction. Just Taken so to speak. This has remained very huge in my mind and heart. Since then the Redwoods talked to me, and a pine tree told me to turn over a rock underneath it. I did and there was a painted rock that someone had hidden there. I turned over lots more rocks, but that was the only one with a flower painted on it. I do hear the plant Beings now so much that I started a FB group page called The Plant Beings. God Bless you for sharing your Love on KZbin. Kathleen Tedder

[@patlee8925]

@@kathleentedder7391 - I believe you - and thank-you for sharing this with me. I’ve had several spiritual extraordinary experiences that I can’t share ... we are so much more than this human body! This is wonderful ... gives me hope for the future! Thank-you, Kathleen.

[@carolrogers6075]

Bless all the beautiful trees on this planet. They have been my strength and my friends and I love them all

[@alpanapatel4703]

Love the trees....... so grateful for everything that they offer us so unconditionally. Thank U fir sharing

[@leegerkew8883]

Thank you ❤ I have so much love for the tree's , soo much love. 🌲🌳🌴🌲🌳🌴🌲🙏❤🙏

[@carolynshaffer425]

Thank you for reminding me of the desire of the trees to grow to full maturity so they can better give their great gifts to us humans.

[@crisbrackett2067]

This message helps me go for walks and appreciate what we have left.

[@ewat4753]

I am always among the trees in my garden. I love them and baby them at every opportunity. I dream of planting trees on a vacant county property next to me. I have been successful to a point. I’ll get more brazen this winter.

[@sgarrett9446]

Go for it!

[@jeanigallant2796]

AmazG❣ How The TreeS 🌳 DO Communicate t Us/ with Us. They DO SoOo Much 4 Us. We must B still & Listen. Their ENERGY is Byond words. I Lo💕e them So...

[@pattimiller9157]

The heat has been so unbelievable and then I come home and I have alot of trees and my yard is so much cooler because of the trees ..I love the trees 💗🙏🌿🌻🎄

[@mortalclown3812]

When I was very young, I befriended young oaks in our grandparents' back yard. I'd run to them and catch up on what happened between visits. Too bad we seem to outgrow these wise days. Here's to awakening. Peace, all. ♡♡♡♡

[@songswithnocopyright3330]

They are so peaceful, unique & beautiful.

[@wyesjcbnwr8606]

Thank you so much for sharing this. It almost made me cry. I love trees. They are so majestic and they would never hurt you, only heal you. I have not learnt it as a child, but I gradually have been learning it in my adulthood. Thank you so much Ms. Maclean for carrying this wonderful message. The best is yet to come. For everyone, if you will look for Geoffrey Hodson, he was a Theosophist and dies around 1980 at the age of 98 or so, and written volumes of amazing material including about his interactions with Angels, Fairies, Tree Spirits, and various nature spirits, etc. So, this video reminded me of his writing. Interestingly I recall he also written about Bees that they were an extremely evolved evolution. But I was never table to locate this stuff about bees again, after the first reading probably 25 years ago.

[@thebutterfly6975]

It shows how connected we truly are. Thank you for this message

[@cynthusinfinite]

Yesss. Majestic. Ancient. Sentient. Intelligent. Refuge. Mother earth I love you You are my heart and soul Without you I am nothing Your magnificence takes my breath away You are mighty yet generously nurturing Caressing whispering secrets of time My heart and soul are nothing without you. I love you so.

[@miriamsorrellpoetry8299]

Of all the things in the natural world - nothing beats trees. I write poems about them because they inspire me no end. I crave their company more than anything on earth.

[@ziggy33399]

That was profound (to me). Thank you for sharing. 🌲🌳🌴

[@zsazsa8006]

I have made a tree friend it's a red cedar I rollerblade the seawall and visit it often. It has given me a healing vibration ❤

[@sgarrett9446]

Yes, cedars are some of the best, and easy communicators.

[@tzaph67]

I live in London but am lucky to have a park and marshland very near my flat. For the last 20 years I’ve been communicating with and loving the wildlife that tries to survive in the city. My first teacher/friend was a beautiful weeping willow. From her I started communicating with other trees, plants, birds etc. I find the city’s trees often seem amazed when I first greet them with so much love and honour. They are so used to humans perceiving them as objects. I see it as really important to reach out to them with love. Even the poor choked city trees remember their mission in life. Few ever get to fulfill it because they generally die early. People think I’m mad but I see what I do as important. 18 months ago my beloved willow collapsed from some disease. It was heartbreaking. I think it may have been connected with the council rerouting the underground spring that flowed next to her. Once the council had cleared away all the fallen branches, what had once been a beautiful living green cathedral, was just about half of the trunk with much bark ripped away. It looked liked a vandalized totem pole. I was heartbroken but carried on visiting and loving her. In Spring this broken tree managed to produce some green shoots of life which over the year grew well. She will never be what she was but her heart is still true and brave. I see this tree as my teacher and best friend

[@knuckledraggingneanderthal720]

Be at ease as the trees, for the most part that's how I live.

[@godrulesable]

"BLESSED BE" THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR GIVING VOICE TO EARS THAT ARE NOT YET ATTUNED * I SOOOOO LOVE OUR TREE BROTHERS AND SISTERS ****** THEY ARE HEALERS

[@jenniferspring8741]

Wow, that's really helpful. Thank you so much! I hold the branch of a pinon or juniper tree that I'm talking to and put it near my mouth and blow my breath on the needles; as a gift. And I put my nose in another branch and breathe them into me.

[@amandalovewellness]

Such a very special message. Thank you Dorothy. So grateful. I have loved your books.

[@rowaneverleigh1969]

I have conversations with trees and have for many years. One told me it needed to be cut down before it fell on my greenhouse. It looked fine. I listened though and we cut it down. The entire center of it was rotted. It surely would have fallen had it been left. Another is a big beautiful pine at work. I go out and talk to it often. It helps me transmute negative energy. One day while I was conversing with this pine it asked if it could show me what it looked like when it was little? I was amazed and said, absolutely. It showed me in my mind's eye the tiny little sapling it was when its life began. It was so proud of itself for how little it had been and how big it was now. I actually felt its pride. It was such a moving experience. I will never, ever, forget it.

[@matkanatura7797]

Thank you for this great speech😊❤

[@marysmyth8288]

My husband passed 2016, I lived in Ontario, my elder son and daughter lived Vancouver I made a decision to move to British Columbia . I found myself renting an apartment In an enclosed community. Around my balcony are seven Cherry Blossom tree’s I feel I live in a nest of tree’s, also by my bedroom window is an enormous ancient Fir 🌲 tree I find in my spirit I talk to the trees, I get a calm feeling that spiritually I was mean’t to be here At this time In my life as an 80year old senior . I have followed Findhorn foundation for many Years, I am Irish by birth, an emigrated to Canada at age 39yrs. Is my dearest wish to visit Findhorn community , I pray for this My grandmother was Scottish , this on my Father’s side of the family. Ad here I am on November 18th /2022 writing from my heart with such gratitude For all the wonderful stories of the origins on The Findhorn experience With God’s peace and Blessings . Mary Canada 🍁

[@____1019]

My mom also met Richard St. Barbe Baker in South Africa. She organized a talk for him at the University of Cape Town. She and her sister made posters and put it up everywhere around Cape Town. She says many people came to see him. He stayed over at their house. He was in his 70's when they were Uni students.

[@catherinemcmartin8275]

Yes, yes, they are beautiful beings. Thank you for sharing your lovely stories.

[@BestHBCU]

Thank you so much for his message.

[@paulvaldez4601]

Thank you for that beautiful story. I always find a unique piece when I am walking amongst the trees.

[@edmourgagnon1504]

Wow... More than 30 years since last 'seeing' you... Will listen like a saint!

[@jeanninebilland5708]

Such a wonderful beautiful day of recharging

[@alhein6135]

She is so right....Thank you for this Message

[@JG-mt3rp]

Oh this is my kind of content I love this

[@amliwotyed2012]

Lucky for those who have trees. I love trees.