Why Did They Cut Down All The Giant Trees?

[@talesoftheoldeworld]

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[@e.s.l.1083]

Redwoods create their own climate. It can be a sunny day, and stand under a redwood and its raining 🌧 on ya. Redwoods (some horticulturalist theorize) Redoods are all the same tree. Even the oldest ones are still out and about today. As, one way they create themselves is (by layering) from nodes. So when the grandfather boon daddies, does give way the very same roots just 'up a shoot'. Redwoods, one of the only reasons they can grow so tall is they are all attached to each other. A lone redwood is prone to topple as it does not have the structure of the roots of other Red Woods. Redwoods grow from intertwined roots, what is call a trampoline. So, they are as 'widely supported' as they are 'highly supported'. I am sure there is something I am not recalling but that should get you going. Some societies are so self abusive, btw. With mental taxes on 'global warming' 'droughts' etc... consider, the damage is done (was done)... when realizing that giant trees created their own climate. One can not argue that effect, as a natural result of that cause.

[@CoperliteConsumer]

Look into how earth worms killed off north america's old growth forests. Europeans introduced them for crops and they destroyed the fungal network's and within a generation north Americans old growth forests all died off and became prairies

[@delarboles197]

Thank you for this. I agree with your message. I did a deep study of the Kalachakra mandala and as a druid that grew up in the redwoods I can certify that the root guru is the oak tree. The perfect balance of divine feminine and masculine energy. If we travel into the tree we can move through the rings of time. If we plant the acorn at our root we can become the tree, the true nature of reality. Peace. The tree has the answers for all our problems. If we protect the trees we protect all the sentient beings. 🙏🏼

[@thoth3696]

is there a part 2 ,old mountains as trees...

[@ChiefHerzensCoach]

in germany they cut the last very very old forrest (not that huge but still special trees, very special) for wind mills some years ago. so crazy. now we have only young trees. also i see in parks and forrests they cut the oldest huge trees. they are not all sick or in danger to break down. it is so sad. they take down the oldest trees. so sad.

[@seeer3240]

The fixation with killing things in this world is ridiculous and sad.

[@HOLYOKEFLATS]

humans are like that kill everything specially when they don’t understand it or afraid of it 4G€T Įt 🙄🫠 they won’t waste any time “ they will get you and probably do it in a terrible way or a sneaky scheme smh so wack this is why aliens 👽 don’t talk to us 😂!/joke relax /this ain’t it…😂

[@stinkfinger1942]

Existence itself is consumption.

[@thesunman]

gotta kill to eat gotta eat to live

[@Goku-el3lk]

The fixation with guilt for surviving is ridiculous and sad.

[@CoperliteConsumer]

We are apex predators, we are obligated carnivores since we don't produce our own B vitamins, organ meat also contained the vitamin C and such that we need and so we have evolved to hold death and the hunt to be sacred. This is why we play sports and games with winners and losers as It is a veneration of the hunt. Ere for we are human and we must kill to live.

[@charityrocks]

Everything we needed would grow in one oak tree. They were called wigwam trees. One soldier wrote that the tree sat 38 people comfortably at a long table for dinner. Wigwam trees were houses to travellers and couldn’t be owned by one person. The indigenous believed the trees were there to house everyone and everything. Birds animals bugs everything all lived in a symbiotic relationship in these 2000 year old trees that provided everything they needed to survive. They were cut down to build houses that could be sold and purchased by the colonies. The way of life in North America was so strongly independent that they had to eradicate these trees to the plants and the animals on the entire continent just to take control of the people. Which are still here. ❤ One day if people choose to live beside nature again the trees will be there for us.

[@Noe_The_light_wins777]

Beautiful said , truthfully spoken

[@crow4936]

Funny how I want to live like that but I'm poor so I have to live in a boarding house... I'll be happy to leave earth I don't like it here anymore I want peace. Never have peace with humans .. greedy , proud hollow creatures with black hearts and serpentine tongues.

[@clairehughes6280]

Avatar. Interesting u mention Oak as thats where Im at in search of the Christ Mas Tree

[@Anonymous-km5pj]

Neat... like LOTR, the myth of our time - we're at the Black Gate. Attention Warriors !! ! !❤‍🔥

[@charleswalker2484]

bro dont make me cry over a youtube comment about trees like that

[@1rober2]

Great effort is undertaken to severe mankind's connection to the divine.😢

[@unskilledbuilds9552]

That’s it in a nutshell

[@meetim6271]

In a recent interview with Tucker Carlson, RFK Jr said "The reason we protect the environment is because there is a spiritual connection... I understand that there are many vectors through which God talks to humans... but nowhere with the kind of detail and texture and grace and joy as through Creation. And when we destroy nature, we diminish our capacity to sense the Divine, to understand who God is, and what our own potential is, and duties are as human beings..."

[@buzhidao5065]

⁠@@meetim6271I wonder if he felt that divine connection while decapitating a whale with a chainsaw

[@MarkusGabriel-v6x]

​@buzhidao5065 Maybe he felt it when he was tappin your mommy!! 😮

[@himynameis6502]

💯🎯 Demonic forces trying to ruin creation.

[@Dubsizzla]

I live in a place in South Central BC where many of these giants lived. Unfortunately, 130 years ago, they were all cut down in the name of progression. We will have to wait 1000 years to see these giants in this area again.

[@tripzville7569]

So much has been destroyed in the name of progress. 'Let your ambition be the achievement on earth of a heavenly civilisation' [Bahai writings in the 1800s]

[@Dubsizzla]

@tripzville7569 true change happens with the individual.

[@Anonymous-km5pj]

Howdy from Van Isle, u Canuck u.... 🤣🤣They also took the literal giants - their remains are no longer in museums or findings reported in newspapers. Best wishings.

[@phillipbug958]

‘Progressives’ always just destroy. Cancer is progress. Rust is progress. Are they good?

[@masocre]

the video said the tallest redwood is 700 years old so it'll take a lot less than 1000 for a reasonably tall tree. maybe a third of your estimation.

[@kalyasaify]

they want us to forget... forget what they have done. being alive now is fascinating yet so frightening at the same time. our zeitgeist is way too dark but it's about to change

[@goldenratio5117]

Palpable evil vibes going on technology is not our savior.

[@jannweitman4431]

Oh no...don't be frightened...it is to be our future. We have to embrace, sometimes, the dark with the light to see with new eyes ...

[@Bomtheone]

Done? They are still doing it there stripping away our rainforest as we speak. Like think avatar the movie but right now here on this planet.

[@cpt191021]

god how easy all of your lives must be and have been to be so i cant articulate it idk if theres a word. Scumlemmingjbrainedtraitor if that was a word haha

[@Seattle_Kiwi]

I am so saddened and sickened by what our ancestors have done to these beautiful trees around the world. Killing these huge forests feels evil.

[@fred-s7e]

Can’t blame ancestors if current day children support that belief by not helping out the Forrest and only complaining on the internet. We of today are guilty by not trying to fight it

[@ChosenWun180]

I’m guessing you’re European?

[@cherrytonshawty9120]

They literally do it everyday here in the United States. Greed and corruption at its finest.

[@Dirt-Fermer]

@@cherrytonshawty9120 they don’t cut down the giant ones anymore and are letting them re grow but it will take hundreds of years for giant trees to come back

[@ChristopherGiddey]

​@@Dirt-Fermer U have no clue. Giant trees and old world antiquitech aka architecture is still being destroyed

[@itzakpoelzig330]

There's a short story by the classic sci-fi author Ursula K. Le Guin called "Vaster Than Empires And More Slow" in which a crew of humans arrive at a planet that has no animal life, only plants. The empath on their crew tells them that the planet is inhabited, and he can sense a great mind unlike anything he's ever sensed before. They finally figure out (spoilers) that the mind IS the plant life. Each tree is like a dendrite in a human brain (dendrite means tree-like, because of the branching shape of dendrite cells) and they're all connected by their roots to form one enormous mind. I think Le Guin hit it spot on, as inspired people often do. I think that's exactly what trees are: the brain cells of our planet. I think the deliberate elimination of old-growth tree that our controllers have been pursuing for centuries is actually an attempt to lobotomize the Earth-Entity itself, or induce a sort of amnesia. That way she will be defenseless against further attacks.

[@AS-ex8zr]

This is such an interesting theory. Thank you for sharing this.

[@kotukuwhakapiko467]

Dendrite. The ite ending is normally name for rock family. Tree roots also host the mycellium network. Largest living organism on earth righy now is a fungi

[@TheChurchOfTheCampOfTheSaints]

Fascinating stuff. and 'Now then shall the angels labour at the trees; but when they proceed to this, I will put my hand upon it, and preserve it.' 'In those days the word of God came to me, and said, Noah, behold, thy lot has ascended up to me, a lot void of crime, a lot beloved and upright.' - Enoch 66 'And he looked up and said, “I see people, but they look like trees, walking.” - Mark 8:24 Did they start to labour at the trees to stop the Ark being built? Or do trees carry up what is done on earth and the leaves speak? and 'For it is written: “Cursed is everyone who is hung on a tree.” 'Christ redeemed us from the curse of the law by becoming a curse for us' - Galatians 3:13 Ah, I see why they went after the trees.

[@christopherneufelt8971]

Bravo my child! The ancient Europeans they knew that since it was their ecosystem and consider The Forest as a Holy Area where logging was only allowed by permission of the priesthood. The Christians as first job, destroyed all the great trees, but not the small ones. In this way, we lost a thousand years old connection. Go figure when industrial technology starts to kick in in this world and how much affected our psychology and well being. Take care yourself and the ones you love. P.S. You can still find in Europe (this is very important due to the collective memory these lifeforms store) giant trees but only till 300 years old. Grüsse aus der Schweiz.

[@mindfornication4funn]

Spot On A Murderer and Deceiver from the beginning....

[@nomaderic]

If you find this interesting and if you have the means, i strongly recommend going to the California Redwoods in person. You can see pictures and videos all day, but when you step inside one of those redwood groves, you feel like you are transported to another world, an ancient world. Your brain can't comprehend how large they are until you are standing next to one.

[@sixstringcity3931]

I will 2nd that!

[@libertyblueskyes2564]

We must start using Hemp products. Hemp makes wood, concrete, paper, plastic and some 50,000 products that replace forest and fossil fuel products.

[@ScythianLancer]

Extremely inefficient

[@hitch-777]

Yes. Requires no spraying and little water . Way more efficient And renewable than the cutting , transport and processing of trees . Hearst owned 47newspapers and was heavily invested in forestry and trees for paper . His yellow journalism and money influence was a big part of including hemp with cannabis to protect his money machine. Megalomaniacal Asshat. 🙏🌄🌍❤️‍🔥🌈🦋🥰🌅

[@hitch-777]

​@@ScythianLancer Clear-cutting is efficient but stupid as f . Dude

[@libertyblueskyes2564]

@@ScythianLancer You probably know nothing about the hemp technology.

[@ScythianLancer]

@@libertyblueskyes2564 it's part of my job to know it as I am historian and hemp usage was very wide spread, because we didn't have better materials

[@rolandhellmann2232]

Everytime i have seen pictures of workers, standing proud at the body of a giant-tree, they have cut down, disgust and anger grew in me. This feelings make now a lot more sense to me.

[@josefinajaime4550]

Same with dead bodies of wild animales Xd so sick 🤮

[@LibraryOfTheOligarchs]

Those were your ancestors. Might as well been you who did it!

[@jaqkerouac6340]

@rolandhellman Me too!! I was even getting angry at the pictures of them in this video n was thinking the same exact thing right before I saw your text

[@rolandhellmann2232]

@@jaqkerouac6340good to know that there are more people outside who can relate to these - kind of weird - feelings.

[@jaymehatfield9540]

Ankyou all for saying this about the weird feelings, not just disgust...all my life I have cried HARD when a tree was cut down. Feels like grandfathers of the earth to me and very visceral. A difficult feeling to describe to a normie human

[@aaronglusica2117]

I believe we had Titans, Giants and Dragons long ago. The oxygen percentage was much higher back then. I’m sure the soil also had a lot to do with it. Trees are biological organs of the earth and the soil is the intelligence. Trees are alive and feel things and communicate just like we do. Earth/Heart Guide Only I appreciate your work. 🌲 Thank you! 💫

[@aaronglusica2117]

The higher levels Co2 had a lot to do with it as well.

[@midgetydeath]

Dragons and dinosaurs used to be recorded as merely “rare” yet specifically said to still exist in the dictionary until pretty recently when the government specifically ordered those be changed to claim they were mythical/extinct, respectively.

[@kristinaa2065]

Yeah they were all real.

[@notone4540]

Co2 lvls were higher and the trees grew huge fast lowering Co2, which made them slow down and also live longer.

[@enr6781]

Mycelium Network - Earth's Natural Mushroom Internet

[@brently4444]

What a shame, some people, in power, were afraid of the forests, tore them down, only to build metallic forests that can be just as dark and scary for those same people.

[@eastbayflora]

"some people, in power" Ok now lets not sugarcoat things. It was WHITE people descended from EUROPEAN COLONIZERS. And they still are doing the same today. Lets normalize calling out the white race for all the crimes they have done against earth in history, and which are STILL HAPPENING TODAY!

[@Zoie3x8]

nah, i would argue that the concrete jungle is scarier, because all of the monsters there, explicitly wear human faces, speak human tongues, use human technologies, and fully understand every last thread of human weaknesses and flaws, and know exactly and precisely how to exploit them, so as to control us like wet robots.

[@Tekyng_of_Baregan]

More dark and scary, because the blocky gray trees aren't alive

[@hanac5751]

and then the landslides took care of their houses.

[@christophermichaelson1598]

the anti christ is alive and well

[@mealbla7097]

The ceder trees in Louisiana used to be huge too. They just started to ge a good size and people came in to make mulch until a conservation group stopped them

[@spiritseeker2831]

mulching is the definition of braindead...cut down trees turn them into mush and throw them back down on the ground as "decoration or cover" pure insanity .... this is also the basis of the entire termite pest control cash cow

[@phillipbug958]

Conservatives know what’s up. Respecting traditions.

[@omarboulmarouf1803]

In morocco we used to have huge forest with many giant atlas cedars, its sad what happened to these majectic ancient forests, whats left of them is beautiful

[@lisa2stewart]

I was just reading an article about that I hope that they really succeed .. 🙏

[@hoonaticbloggs5402]

Google The Aperfield Cedar here in London. I live near it

[@JaCobSTfleur]

Imagine what else they destroyed… the world you suffer in was shaped by true blind evil similar but unlike any other one that kills the mother of us all

[@danmoore3224]

Money hungry Power junkies & we all know junkies do not care what they destroy to get a FIX!

[@tylerbrooks2492]

But there is hope and redemption for a junkie, not a nephillim

[@URFUTUREUK]

😮‍💨

[@Sojourner441]

@@tylerbrooks2492100%

[@quantumparadox4503]

There was a time when everything which is considered giant today, was just normal back then. Giant trees, giant humanoids, giant animals, dinosaurs, giant insects, etc. The earth was much warmer and there was more CO2 also.

[@fred-s7e]

That may not be the reason for it so please don’t say it like oh we had more co2 lol

[@quantumparadox4503]

@@fred-s7e The vegetation was more lush, and that automatically means CO2. The bigger /more abundant the vegetation is... the more it releases CO2.

[@bastiansaintgermain1760]

Yes. We are carbon based lifeform same as everything living❤

[@bastiansaintgermain1760]

​@@fred-s7eCarbon based lifeforms. Research about it please.

[@Blastizor]

It's called Dwapara Yuga, go study Hinduism, it's the truth of our history. Everything was bigger 5,000 years ago in Dwapara Yuga. We are now in the dark ages called Kali-Yuga.

[@Badgerlust]

I've been planting trees for 15 years now 😊

[@johngiles6376]

You probably qualify for the national arborist award.

[@turdferguson2982]

I've been cutting them down for that many years. We cancel one another out!

[@Sun-ng7gj]

Wish youd stop turd ​@@turdferguson2982

[@bethmartof1262]

Thank you . I plant them too and give away some of the baby trees in my woods that probably won’t survive because of the bigger trees surrounding them. Love trees. They supply us with oxygen. ❤❤❤🌲🌲🌲🌳🌳🌳🌲🌲🌲

[@PsychologicalApparition]

@@turdferguson2982 and You cancel yourself out. Good job

[@Psychedelic_Wolf]

Didn’t expect you to mention the sacred medicines psychedelics, loved it

[@SOLIDSNAKE.]

Yes excellent

[@killyourego1185]

Psilocybin and dmt = Human friend.

[@Jayapullani]

The medicines are everything we need and only found in the deep forests, mostly the Amazon.

[@Kaleki935]

Humans are exploratory. When the planet's geography is covered, but we're too "primitive" to properly explore space or the ocean, our mind becomes an intriguing alternative with even more mystifying depths. And they prove infinitely more beneficial than the mind-shut-off pills marketed to the average as everyday solutions. But that's why they're so taboo and attacked legally.

[@joeyj6808]

Mother Amanita has a lot to teach people. But they have to approach her with reverence and with study and preparation. She's not a party favor, but an opener of ways, and will guide your dreaming which helped me choose the right path, once upon a time.

[@joecalio6489]

I've hiked off trail throughout the california wilderness.. we still have uncharted giant Sequoia groves.. but you need to find them yourself.. and their friends at their feet.. I'll never tell.

[@LordZoth6292]

What a wonderful post, please keep them to yourself and protect them 🙂

[@joecalio6489]

@@LordZoth6292 I set a light camp near them.. and watch the sun in the morning..

[@JackFrost008]

That is very good to hear :)

[@leopeo2514]

Trees crowns, painting into the black canvas of space, like brushes, as earth rolls like a cylinder seal, writing down its memories

[@spiritseeker2831]

very nice! write that down in your book of poetry soon to be published

[@oscarleyva6485]

beautiful

[@alilshy808]

Made me cry. I remember learning about these trees in school when I was younger. One tree that you miss is the willow tree I remember seeing giant willows when I was a kid. But it's so foggy that sometimes I feel like I made it up. When I was maybe it was from another lifetime

[@IAmWithinEverything]

Me too… we had one in our front yard. They’re my favorite! I’m 70

[@thomasmacginnes100]

There were giant Weeping Willows you Rarely see anymore !

[@thomasmacginnes100]

I think you missed the devils tower , They claim it was a volcanic excretion !

[@fadedwolfe1394]

@@thomasmacginnes100 the lakota called it "bear lodge", the pleiades were fleeing a bear and ran up the tower to escape to heaven, and the bear clawed the tower, leaving long lines. what 'towers' do bears scratch? and what do trees turn into when they fossilize? I did fun research with chatgpt, and we concluded that a tree with the best conditions could grow to 1000+ feet within 4,000-8,000 years if it lasted that long, so we could have had such trees within the past 12,000 years (the time after the cataclysm). for reference hyperion the current tallest tree is only 380 feet tall, and under a thousand years old.

[@elChulachaki]

I have a really hard time pulling "weeds", I can't imagine having the lack of heart to take out an ancient tree.

[@SpiritualGoddess69]

I hear you on that one!

[@DS-lk3tx]

How many abortions have you gotten?

[@mrnovak]

I swear "they" took out the american chestnut for a reason.

[@wehiird]

It was blight

[@fionnaitsradag5152]

The American Chestnut is making a comeback though.

[@fionnaitsradag5152]

@@wehiird The question is, was the blight introduced intentionally? There would have been a lot less hardship during the Great Depression if the American Chestnuts hadn't been nearly wiped out shortly before; seeing as they fed wildlife and farm animals such as hogs as well as being something you could wildcraft.

[@kure2658]

Money

[@itzakpoelzig330]

Probably the same with the passenger pigeon. And we know they took out the buffalo herds on purpose. Life on Earth was meant to be easy and gracious for humans, but if you could get dinner so easily, no one would take wage-slavery jobs, and where would the controllers be then?

[@mattsullivan8286]

In the ayahuasca community we talk of the rarest tree, Noya Rao, the tree of light. The leaves are phosphorescent when they fall. You can meet the spirit of Noya Rao (or any master tree) when ‘dieting’ it with ayahuasca

[@David-lq4tq]

Hallucinogens are a bridge to the demonic realm.

[@rabidL3M0NS]

The tree of life 🎄

[@VictorGonzalez-ty2yo]

I need answers you seem well informed on my adventure god has planned for me

[@ChrisHillASMR]

Crazy druggies seeking fulfillment in nature instead of doing anything meaningful.

[@idekav.]

well im not doing ayahuasca because.. i can barely do weed. but id love to talk to any spirit from any tree

[@charityrocks]

I love that you are making a video on this! ❤ There were trees in North America that were over 2000 years old. People lived in them like sky scrapers.

[@charityrocks]

They say the ground sloth of North America was bipedal but that doesn’t make ANY sense. If there was gigantic trees though it might change what we believe about the ground sloth. Not enough information about the giant sloth though. It doesn’t fit into our opinion of history so it isn’t researched.

[@bigdude6538]

Not only did NA have many giants, AND giant trees, but continuas coverage East of Mississippi

[@Jayapullani]

There is or was a Hungarian film creator who made films of travelling gypsies during WW2, they travelled playing music in various villages and towns. They were also fleeing from the Nazis etc ...... during the winter when it snowed heavily they camped/slept in the branches of large trees, not giant trees, and to escape the cold underfoot etc - they were like a flock of large birds, interesting and quite comical to see. Very good films to.

[@serpentlaw5961]

The attempts to cut down GOD's spirit of PEACE by chopping down giant trees is so evil.

[@Astar74llt]

We have to live somewhere. Natural selection.

[@daniellap.stewart6839]

​@@Astar74llt That's the reptilian brain talking

[@NinjaNuggets21]

We chase comfort only to bring about our destruction through competition and consumption.

[@spiritseeker2831]

its a program that has been deliberately created and installed by murderous vampires

[@sleepingphoenix2000]

The fact that these tree’s appear in a multitude of mythologies across thousands of miles, traditions, and cultures and yet there depicted as nearly the same in each mythology and that can’t be a coincidence one or two cultures I would understand but not over 20 different cultures, religions, and languages and there all saying the same thing That’s a warning

[@Kowzorz]

I wonder what sorts of stories have survived from the time where only ~10,000 or fewer humans lived. What fingerprints on our psyche have been left by the echos of their ideas reverberating through our cultures as it spreads and morphs in changing times and geographies. Imagine if all of these stories about grand trees can trace roots back to a singular tree in the middle of the lush Sahara.

[@sleepingphoenix2000]

@@Kowzorz we don’t know , half the history we’ve got is so construed it takes decades to put together and then there the stuff that happens before the multiple start overs we’ve had throughout non written history we just don’t know enough and the stuff we do know only raises more questions rather than giving answers

[@_NobodySpecial_]

​@@sleepingphoenix2000if you see a rabbit hole as too deep and avoid it then it will forever be unknowable to you. But dive down and explore long enough and even if you can't see the whole truth at least you can see it's silhouette.

[@manolapix]

This reminds me of the Massive trees in the movie "Avatar" and how the natives connected to Ewa using the trees .

[@fadedwolfe1394]

a materialized version of truth. the information is shared through the roots, mycorrizha, and energy. they are antennae

[@ellen4956]

The most beautiful forest I've ever seen is the Del Norte Redwood forest in northern California. It's so peaceful there, and has a feeling you'll only find there. Another beautiful forest I've seen (many years ago) is the Black Forest in Germany. When my son was a baby we walked through a small part of that forest a couple of times. Every forest has its own distinct feeling, as I've found in the many places I've visited. The redwoods were cut down for the wood, to build houses and other buildings. John Muir stopped them in time to save the forests, but the stumps are still there to show what would have become of the rest if he hadn't found a way to preserve what's left. Mushrooms could be reintroduced in areas that are not frequented by tourists. It's amazing how things in the wild interact and help each other survive. I knew about birch forests being connected through roots, but I didn't know other forests were, or that mushrooms played a part. That's very interesting!

[@GnosticElohim]

Early settlers in Eastern forest lived in hollow sycamore trees the size of houses. There's still a few left in WV and Ohio.

[@eastbayflora]

Early settlers? So the native people you mean? or are you referring to white colonizers?

[@GnosticElohim]

@@eastbayflora both and they're the same, the so called Native Americans hadn't been here very long themselves before Europeans arrived so they're colonizers also and they also genocided the people's that were they're when they arrived. Almost every tribes oral history's say so and their DNA proves so. The so called Native Americans are Phoenician Canaanites/Hebrew mix from the Mediterranean/ Middle East except the Cherokee they're pure blooded Hebrew from north Africa, the purest Hebrew blood on earth. The Cherokee in fact have the only ancestral rights to the land of Palestine other than the native Palestinians themselves. The so called "Israel's" have no right to that land in any way whatsoever.

[@m.g.6394]

​@@GnosticElohimNative Americans are descendants of Asians but they lived in the americas for 10,000 years and evolved there , so yes it's their land.

[@stinkfinger1942]

Just in terms of grounding and energy they would have made a huge difference.

[@Tsonontowan]

The Iroquois and many Eastern Native Americans have a creation story about a tree in the other world falling over. Sky child falls down to earth lands of the turtles back which is Earth.

[@johnnygizmo4733]

Giant root systems carved out tunnels underground.

[@Fuzzmo147]

& provided the sucking up of ground water through these systems…..THATS why people settled in these old tree stumps

[@centpushups]

One thing to appreciate the shear height but the roots structure must have been amazing. People dont know much about the massive underground world of the subterranean organisms that live off of the roots nutrients. I wonder what bacteria and fungi must have been underneath.

[@Jumanjini]

I would intuit that various ancient cultures had these giant trees as central figures in their culture. Since evil exists and seeks destruction, these trees must have been cut down on purpose to destroy various cultures similar to how the he brew charlemagne cut down sacred pagan trees to separate the Saxon's from the root of their culture. It is the same today with these he brews and their iconoclasm.

[@HNSthejypod]

Ur close, they actually never existed at all

[@justice8718]

God cut them down since pagans worshipped them.

[@mybunnyfuzz]

I live near a mile wide tree stump. It's mind boggling to consider how big it could have been when it was still standing.

[@HNSthejypod]

No such tree has ever existed I'm sorry you cannot accept science

[@mybunnyfuzz]

@@HNSthejypod Do you really think a half assed rebuttal by some bot on social media is going to convince me to not believe by own eyes? Understanding how science works is what differenciates a tree stump from a mountain. People who do not understand science, geology, etc will assume that they are the same thing.

[@HNSthejypod]

@@mybunnyfuzz the irony in ur first sentence is wild considering ur part of a schizo hivemind

[@squadabingo9113]

Mountains and plateaus have been rumored to be petrified tree stumps. Look it up

[@Khadgar07]

​@@HNSthejypod lol look at this willing slave hahaha

[@charityrocks]

Think about the North American landscape prior to European occupation. There was giant trees. Wild hemp EVERYWHERE!!! Zero dandelions and broom bushes as well as many many other plants from Europe. There was also herds of millions of caribou, bison and moose. Clouds of birds so large they could blot out the sunlight above you. Everything has been terraformed by death & greed. The trees and hemp disappeared and the birds that thrived off them disappeared as well. The caribou herds are almost extinct. Animals are struggling for survival all over the continent. Beaver became endangered and the water tables they created gone and replaced with barren land.

[@charityrocks]

No one was ever homeless when the giant trees existed. No one was ever without food either. 😢

[@mn8os]

Chill dude. Smoke some hemp and don’t worry about it

[@fred-s7e]

@@charityrocksbased on what they say, humanity is way more abundant and numerous than ever before. That is one of the main reasons for lack of food if it is to be believed that we are a higher population than before

[@squadabingo9113]

All by desing oh mighty sheep​@@fred-s7e

[@panatypical]

Maybe he should eat some shrooms too. You know, Shemp smokes hemp​.@@mn8os

[@lulumoon6942]

This video is going to make me physically ill as the trees have always spoken to me. I'm stunned that more humans don't feel the life around them. Thank you Trees for your support, sanctuary, and sacrificing your lives for our needs and even greed. Please forgive us and continue to share your medicine with us so that we may heal you and all our family. 🙏🕊️

[@robwaddell3661]

You know they use to lock people up for talking to trees and feeding the squirrels!!

[@leftfinned]

I can feel them and hear them too. They are natures truest bio filter and true sentinels on earth.

[@ruleroftheundersky570]

Thank you for thinking for yourself. It's the best form of healing for all things.

[@Fancy_Lebowski]

In the Silmarillion there were the Two Trees of Valinor, Laurelin and Telperion, that were felled by the Vala Melkor/Morgoth and the giant spider Ungoliant. EDIT: As a side-note, if cutting down these large trees severs one from Spirit, then it's no coincidence that after the Two Trees were felled the less spiritually-evolved Men awoke in Hildorien after the last of the Trees' essences were used to create the Sun and Moon. With the exception of a select few, Men could not perceive the Valar the way that Elves could.

[@random2829]

Sounds like the story in the Book of Enoch where the "angels" came and cut the trees down.

[@matthewsumma]

New sub here, nice work brother. Let's not forget the silica age compared to the carbon age, producing even larger trees than what we see today. These trees we're cut down leaving mesas or "table top" mountains like Mount Conner, Mount Asgard, Debre Damo, etc.These trees "turned to stone" because of their silica composition.

[@HNSthejypod]

Not a single one of the "scientific" theories you subscribe to that says this actually holds any water under scrutiny

[@matthewsumma]

@@HNSthejypod Good luck finding modern mainstream scientism to agree with earth’s hidden history.

[@jupiter6647]

" Devils Tower" also, "Close Encounters" movie

[@arlenethomas1167]

The giant Tree stump called devil's tower don't forget!

[@hanac5751]

@@wileyann9449 Watch the incredible, perspective-shaking work: There Are No Trees on Flat Earth, worth digging here on yt or some other platforms. The translation to English is done by DITR channel. Warning: your world will never look the same after seing it. Highly recommend!

[@Schnitz13]

Author Nathaniel Hawthorne (the Last of the Mohicans) talks about the birch trees that used to exist across the eastern US and Canada, many of which were 6 feet wide on average; they were what the voyageurs used to make their 16-person canoes from to ply the fur trade - canoes that could hold over 1 ton of goods not including the men. Today, you'll be lucky to find birch trees anywhere that are even 2 feet wide.

[@ruhalfoyls]

Great video. It might be odd but i have always been facinated by trees. Got a few favorites locally (smaller new growth but nice gnarly tangle) and love bonsai. So this was right up my ally.

[@Khalistan999]

Man just shows how disconnected we are from mother earth, ty for this video

[@damnpothead254]

makes me wanna go hug my big tree out back, damn shame the now generations will suffer for in certain scenarios that are probably unnoticeable

[@brianhowe201]

I remember coming into a clearing on a mountain during a scout camping trip, and at the base of the valley, there was a massive dead tree that towered twice as tall as the forest canopy surrounding it. Its trunk was probably 8-10 feet across, but was long dead, and its branches bare. It was an awe inspiring sight, seeing the bones of that dead giant among the hills.

[@CertifiedSkank]

It's weird how there are all these pictures of logging, but not a single picture of quarrying all the stone for all the government buildings in every major city. Who built them? When?

[@buckhunt6832]

In the United States? Most stone buildings especially masonic ones have dates

[@queentrinicorn9441]

@@buckhunt6832and they’ll say “founded.” So, if, a previous civilization got wiped out, by natural causes or their doing is a different conversation- maybe they considered all that masonry they found “free”

[@wasntme3651]

@@buckhunt6832 Haha you need to do some digging and broaden your horizons.

[@I_scribbles]

The articles from the day said they found walls and such and used the bricks to form other buildings. The articles will also state that they existed before the "native" population moved there.

[@leetiffney8851]

cast concrete....!!!!

[@mommyharris1111]

At 1:15 it looks like a face in that tree trunk on the lower right side. I’d say these old trees had souls in them of elementals.

[@79klkw]

Like weirwood trees. But I absolutely DO believe what you said. I believe everything living has a soul, or essences...

[@kathleenblue2842]

When I went to Sedona a 7 years ago, I was seeing the rock formations, as gaint ancient trees. I was so in ahhh! Love trees, our connection with Mother 🍄‍🟫🌳🌎

[@lisagrace6471]

How could they be cut down though? They are So so Huge? What cut them down? Where did the whole tree go, besides the trunk? Just things I wonder

[@atheist.archive]

Awe*

[@goose33]

Someone said that all the cave and tunnel systems under our feet are just the root systems of the giant trees 😮🎉

[@bewater8417]

The tunnels lead to inner earth.

[@dissidius13]

"all"? 😂 dude, we have so many man made tunnel systems around the world on every city. the ancients used to live underground

[@bewater8417]

@@dissidius13 They still do. If my latest information is correct they wont anyone enter inner earth who is not of a pure heart / enlightened.

[@bewater8417]

@@rararadi My understanding is they sealed up the entrances to the outside world and dont interfere in our matters until we start bombing one another and risk their lifes too. There is likely an energy field that wont let unpure lifeforms enter into their habitat. There are books available and expeditions took place too.

[@bewater8417]

@@rararadi This if fairly new information I came across. Could be false of course. Don't remember where from. As for books I have none to offer as all the books are from prior time periods where expeditions were still taking place. In the current times you wont come close anyway before being held up by military. The only ways I see working would be through astral projection or psychedelic journey.

[@DeathChild7]

My grandparents took me and my brother down the west coast in the 80's and we did the drive through the redwood tree, I have a pic of me standing next to a tree, crazy huge. I'm glad I got to go when I did, I bet in the early 1900's though it was one of the most beautiful sites to see.

[@AnnieO100]

Devils Tower is a tree stump.

[@rabidL3M0NS]

It’s a volcanic plug. Literally physically impossible for a tree to pump water that high up lol

[@rumfordc]

​@@rabidL3M0NS one day you will understand how silly that sounds

[@canuck2444]

​@@rabidL3M0NSuntil I see actual proof, I agree with you. If the last 5 years have taught me anything though, it's to not believe every so called expert's opinion at face value. Questioning and researching everything yourself is the way to go.

[@sixstringcity3931]

So is Table Rock in Oregon

[@FairyFrequency]

Such a fascinating topic. Sending infinite love and peaceful vibes from the creeks and woodland of Missouri.

[@BransonandBeyond]

Me too neighbor 😊

[@goodboyinc]

I was held over the side of a a log ridge 1000ss of feet above a roaring river, somewhere in the mountains of Northern California. I was like 7 or 8. Never thought about the log bridge seemed like it was made from one or two giant trees. It seemed gigantic to me but hard to forget.

[@laurawofford-brown4351]

Exactly 💯 Devils tower is a petrified giant tree stump.

[@kennyofpadiham]

I concur, If you look at the old wild west (cowboy) movies you will see more, the twigs called Redwoods in the video are nothing compared to Devils Tower, Look at the giant ball shaped discoveries of fairly recent years, they were just the fruit!

[@RamasesBullock]

This is why some mountains are just Petrified tree stumps of the Giant trees that got cut down. (Petrified trees are fossilized remains of ancient trees)

[@JB-1138]

@@RamasesBullock Ok. Then what are volcanoes?

[@Khann_2102]

That's....

[@claytonwestphal682]

Bullshit

[@KB8Killa]

Either that or giant/titan remains

[@Khann_2102]

@@claytonwestphal682 They believe in fantasy 😂

[@harmionaniki]

This made me so depressed... Human greed knows no limits...

[@deepfriedohiogravy4756]

This is the finest video about trees that I've ever watched! Super informative and entertaining!

[@tommynobaka]

This reminds me of the movie Princess Mononoke. The divine nature being at odds with human progress. What a joy it would be walk through a giant tree forest covered with meadows and moss. Imagine a giant tree forest with a temple or shrine

[@fadedwolfe1394]

when we sacrificed the divinity of nature we began to regress, the progress is a gilded illusion of materiality and hollow philosophies. all creatures create displacement to establish themselves, we just had some people do much more than we needed to

[@bobbygoud5518]

Majestic word is too low to describe these phenomenal trees!

[@ERICSELDERBERRYNURSERY]

This brought to me so much inspiration thank you for sharing 🙏

[@sergiolantigua5362]

Were not living in harmony with Nature like we're supposed to be...so sad...we are our own worst enemy....smh

[@bluntismaximus]

Fascinating how the giant tree theme appears in many JRPGs. I think there is some sort of ancient truth to this. The concept of absolving themselves of their karma by letting us know the real truth, just obscured through many different forms of media.

[@itzakpoelzig330]

If they think that's enough to absolve themselves, they have gravely miscalculated.

[@themusetheloom4152]

Well done. This offering reached the part of me that remembers. Grateful to be re-membering. Thank you.

[@brute9867]

I love this video ❤ Feels good to hear someone else express how i feel about nature and all the wisdom. Beutiful pictures as well that make me feel and think 🙏🏻

[@abcsmail1]

New Zealand's tallest tree is 45.2m (148 ft). It's a kauri

[@christopherscott932]

I think about this constantly and love that someone has made a video about it

[@createa.googleaccount713]

New Mexico cut down it's largest pine tree to Give it to the White House for Christmas 🎄 😳🙄😵‍💫😢😓😭😭😭😭😭😫😫😫😫

[@asperFromTG]

A religion that originates in an arid desert and trees do not go together. The Christmas tree is actually taken from Yule, a tradition from a place where giant trees did grow.

[@Kowzorz]

Interestingly, the bible specifically forbids christmas trees. Jeremiah 10:2 Thus says the Lord: “Learn not the way of the nations, nor be dismayed at the signs of the heavens because the nations are dismayed at them, for the customs of the peoples are vanity. A tree from the forest is cut down and worked with an axe by the hands of a craftsman. They decorate it with silver and gold; they fasten it with hammer and nails so that it cannot move. Their idols are like scarecrows in a cucumber field, and they cannot speak; they have to be carried, for they cannot walk. Do not be afraid of them, for they cannot do evil, neither is it in them to do good.” ...

[@ethaneisenhard]

That was amazing!! The delivery plus the pictures and music were perfect

[@frankiealbertgainard5303]

I live in redwoods there's hardly any animals and don't know why 30 years ago they were plentiful 😢

[@Jayapullani]

It depends if the forest is of mixed trees there are or were more animals. I noticed from years ago that those which are soley pine forests have hardly any animals or birds, but it is because the leaf or needle fall is acidic, and hardly anything grows beneath that provides food, nuts or fruits. Of course bracken (ferns) grow well in such forests. I don't know if cedar is similar, acidic but usually cedar grows in mixed forests with a variety of undergrowth.

[@jcdenton6864]

@@Jayapullanithe problem here is that he said at one point there were many animals in this forest. Now there is not. I concur with this observation.

[@sgmsmiles]

Lack of animals could be due to the undergrowth of biodiversity drying out.

[@cherish9493]

Everything we need for building material and plastic can be made with hemp 👍❤️

[@derrickmcadoo3804]

The greatest of trees (not shown in this video) were cut down at least 1000 years ago, if not many thousands of years ago. If you're looking for a video on the current U.S. desert rock structures (rock stumps) all over the American West, this is not the video for you. Giant wood petrifies over years into something that looks like rock, or is, seemingly Rock tower. But these of course, were once giant Trees.

[@Dravoth]

The structures you're talking about are made of igneous rock, which is formed through volcanic activity and is much, much harder than the surrounding geology. That is why those structures stand out, because everything erodes around them. There is no evidence those structures were wood.

[@derrickmcadoo3804]

@@Dravoth cute.

[@Dravoth]

@@derrickmcadoo3804 being dismissive is totally fun and all, but if you point me towards sources that have good evidence for your claim I'm totally open to having my mind changed. I don't want to believe the world is that boring, I'm going off of the evidence I've seen

[@RobertaFierro-mc1ub]

These Beautiful Trees make me want to cry. The photos are priceless! I have never seen any of these before. Fantastic prints and illustrations. Pure eye candy..

[@motorizedlifting2534]

Nice job dude, this was very informational and not boring.

[@benjaminollis]

Higher co2 in the atmosphere makes living things grow much bigger

[@bradleymoy6899]

So we need more climate change.

[@cresf]

​@@bradleymoy6899💀

[@unknown-je3mx]

@@bradleymoy6899we are going to flood genious

[@asperFromTG]

​@@bradleymoy6899 Less pollutants... Which countries pollute the most? Should we invade and replace them?

[@cristinabutasimon9159]

@@asperFromTG if they don't have resources, we are not interested...

[@abrahambobst4602]

It's not just trees, everything including us use to be giants or titans. We are an ant people now.

[@marksandor2830]

Devils tower, a huge tree stump? Petrified wood could be the limbs of these large plants.

[@HNSthejypod]

The petrified forest is the trunks of normal size trees

[@robertklimeck1918]

​@@HNSthejypodSo you're saying believe in only mainstream media and also to not believe all the pictures of evil men cutting down all these beautiful and majestic trees? I see you trolling all over the comments. You're either a bot or a scared human who refuses to see the truth and unwilling to accept what it means.

[@Ingaevones33]

I can only imagine that the bloodlines of men,who willingly cut down all those giants,are now cursed..deservingly so.

[@jimmythecrow]

lol you listen to fairy tales.

[@darthjedi5420]

Google ' do fairy tales offer warnings'. :)

[@Skolotoi]

Lol, they rule this world tho

[@Jesse-jam]

I don't know, but do the sons need to suffer from the sins of their father?

[@GreenOcean-k8p]

​@@Skolotoifor now maybe. Evil won't win no matter how hard it plans. Unoriginal they have done it before

[@BenjaminDeutsch-n6t]

Exceptional topic and visual examples.Thank you for bringing these to light.

[@KuraSourTakanHour]

A bit of a tangent but in the anime Attack on Titan there is a forest of nothing but collosal trees that even make the titans look small in comparison. The being that created the power of titans lived in a hidden lake beneath the roots of a giant tree, and it is likely inspired by the mythology of Yggdrasil, possibly being a representation of the world devouring serpent.

[@withmyshadow]

I love trees. I always have since I was a child ❤

[@autumnhomer9786]

🎀I am so glad I found this channel. Thank you for creating it and the uploads.🎀

[@warlordrg]

Cool channel. Thanks for the info! Glad you come up on my feed. Keep em coming

[@jaysmith9198]

Very thought provoking, it's hard to believe nobody said "let's not cut these giants down and see how high they grow"

[@nadeneadorney8456]

Thank you so much for the excellent video. I am sure you are right. It is kind of sad to think of how beautiful the Old World must have been.

[@victorblack6995]

The GIANTS are our ELDERS. And If we respect them, and not "cut them down" with AXE, FIRE, PANDEMIC and RIDICULE, the elders will guide us, not as KINGS but as SAGE, reaching high into the AIR and deep into the EARTH where GREAT WISDOM may be found.

[@Sun-ng7gj]

I feel this in my heart

[@rmariacarlson]

exactly

[@jarod144]

Yuck

[@Gardentrellis]

Such a fairy tail

[@ravenfly01]

Yes very true, there is much wisdom in them. And much wisdom treating them with respect.

[@MsTeamBrisk]

The Secret Teachings of All Ages talks about the spirits of trees and how the Druids gave offerings to them.

[@goldenratio5117]

I have bonded with trees myself, 2 30' sequoia soquels I planted myself... "Majesty" and "Sentinel" my friends. I also have sugar pines on my property just outside Tahoe National Forest and one is supremely awesome. He is "Chief".

[@August_Mannaz]

Thank you for bringing light unto these subjects. 🔥

[@77530jp]

The first Avatar movie had great 'hidden in plain sight' truths regarding the giant tree and much more regarding spiritual living.

[@MrRaggarRobban]

I have 2,100-year-old pines that are tiny compared to these trees, but they are my queens in the garden. I like trees...

[@leftfinned]

I like trees too. I often feel compelled to hug them and talk to these old sentinel trees. I know it’s weird and I’m not joking. I am a literal tree bigger. I thought someone like you might get it.

[@MrRaggarRobban]

@@leftfinned You are right I do…

[@leftfinned]

@@MrRaggarRobban supposed to say *tree hugger…. I knew you would. 🌳🌴🌲🌳🌴🌲

[@MrRaggarRobban]

@@leftfinned "Onodrim"

[@leftfinned]

@@MrRaggarRobban I had to look up what that meant. Never read or saw those. Interested now though.

[@cernunnos_lives]

Ancient Europe and Asia had giant trees at one point too. Sweden had one in Uppsala that was worshipped for centuries.

[@KierstenA-ue8mo]

I don't understand how you can be so proud to cut down such an old magnificent living tree!! 😡 Humans have destroyed everything.

[@JosephSkilling-sb6do]

Have you never accomplished a difficult task before? Humans, mostly Europeans, also built everything that makes life easier. If you’re so abhorred by civilization, why don’t you go live in the woods with no modern amenities? I’m not saying we have never made mistakes, but the point is we can’t go back in time, we can only go forward. Too many people waste their lives dwelling on past injustices or glories instead of being the driving force for a better future.

[@KierstenA-ue8mo]

@JosephSkilling-sb6do I'm not "dwelling" on anything. That might be you with the essay you've written back & keep revisiting here. I have an illness that causes me to get sick from any & all chemicals so living in the woods would be amazing and I actually did leave my apartment to stay in the woods in a tent. I just have a heart & feel bad killing another living thing, especially one that made it that far. It's called being human. We have feelings and emotions. I also feel bad killing animals but it doesn't make me be a vegetarian. Thanks for your wonderful response. You don't have an anger issue at all!!

[@billcarton7976]

I had heard of this before, once. U go much deeper. TY

[@jejehdh]

Lowkey this is an incredible video. Good work bro.

[@priceyindividual2995]

I just found this channel, I'm stoked to binge all your videos now, excellent work.

[@priceyindividual2995]

@@rararadi I've watched all of Mind Unveiled and similar channels too. I'm just interested in seeing ideas. Saying that you don't want to learn about things because it might make the world more confusing doesn't make sense to me. As you said no video will give you the truth; you can either decide to not pursue knowledge at all and live in a false truth or you can pursue knowledge and accept that you'll never really know the truth for sure. And this really doesn't just apply to this fringe stuff, I've also watched all of PBS Spacetime multiple times, History of The Universe multiple times and I listen to Event Horizon podcast, all of these have great information about the current scientific understanding, but just as with any of this stuff it really doesn't tell you the truth about reality, it just gives information and a perspective.

[@BlackMartialArtsSociety]

Ophir is South Africa 🇿🇦 South Africa has TABLE MOUNTAIN ⛰️ which is a giant tree the size of a mountain that has been cut and is flat

[@SaintJames14]

What I was promised: "Why did they cut down the big trees?" What I wanted: an answer to that question What I got: a list of big tree

[@TheMcph]

Bro, most of videos are starting to be like this. Educational, political, idk what's going on.

[@SaintJames14]

@@TheMcph you want the legit answer? ChatGPT. People are thinking even less. There was a great crash in the video game market in the 80s/90s from most games being mass produced trash - it's coming again but this time in the whole media sector thanks to LLMs.

[@AutoNamer1]

@@SaintJames14that’s true but we are in the early days of it rn just wait until there’s no humans doing anything on KZbin anymore besides triggering a script to be written

[@Kowzorz]

I thought the thesis was pretty clear. These big trees were thought to connect our realm to the realm of the gods. To cut them down is to sever that connection. Believe it as true or not, that was their answer to that question.

[@tffy2004]

There used to be a great documentary on Giant Trees about an hour long that I used to watch about 9yrs ago when i was pregnant with my daughter. I can't find it anymore. This was Great!!

[@spiritseeker2831]

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