Hi ive always beleived that trees have spirits. I think they are one of Gods most beautiful creations. Our world would not exist without them.
I hate to see them cut down.Ive always felt that they have feelings.I mean when they are cut,they bleed, not the same colour as our blood, but they lose sap and thats like us shedding blood.

I knowyou probably think i am mad thinking this way about trees but ive felt like this about them since ive been a little girl.
Trees stand tall and majestic and are full of mystery.They stand there for hundreds of yearsand if they could talk i would be one of the first to listen. Because im sure if they could talk we would learn so much more about the world and its mysteries.

They were here long before we was and they are the life line of this planet just as the rain is the life blood of this planet.God bless juditha

Every single being has it’s spiritual spark the main difference between de human spark and a tree spark is the conscious of  the self. Each one as role in the creation and as humans they are eternal.

Hi Bud S I went to a place in england where i live called the Water Gardens and there was a tree there 500 yrs old . I remember thinking about all those years this tree had stood and how many people had stood next to it.Theyare beautiful to look at and theyt will always hold a certain mystery about them. Oregon sounds lovely i will have to go there one day .  God bless juditha.

Trees are beautiful ,they are truly spiritual ,they have been around since time began ,they give the planet oxygen ,their is something about trees that make them really special ,i bet many of the really old trees could tell a tale or too if only they could talk we would learn so much about this planet . deanna

Hi, I too love trees. I once saw a cut trunk lieing aside a street, and there were still growing leafs out of it. I was curious what would happen when I tried a retrieval of that treetrunk? So I sat down on it, closed my eyes and made an attempt. There was a field (in the meaning of "magnetic/electric etc. field") connected to the trunk, it was resonating with it, and when I tried to communicate with the field and the trunk I got the impression that the dieing process is like the weakening of the resonance that field has with the treetrunk, and the field and the trunk will separate finally, but something from that trunk, don't know how to call it, was flowing into the field, going back, this was the death process. It's was not that individualistic like with humans, but there was still a kind of information from this specific treetrunk what was added to the field.
Spooky

Hi Bud_S,
you wrote: >>>Could the resonant field you sensed be the same as our field and we have just adapted it to individual awareness over the millenia?<<<
This field re-absorbing the tree's essence felt to me connected to what is best termed as "landscape". Not in the sense of geological or biological facts, but as the impression a landscape gives to us. It's the plants mostly, but also little animals have to do with it, and whether it's hilly or flat etc, it's the ensemble's direct effect to us before we consider the details. And yes, imagine over the landscape is floating fog, then you may have a picture of what I got.
Similarly, I had an impression of a field or realm when I once cared about a dying mouse in the woods. Similar, but different. It's another realm where the mouse had gone to, at least that's what I felt. The tree's field was more connected to the earth than the mouse's field.
And, with humans it's special again, they are much more drawn away from the earth's life sphere than plants or animals. BUT- I once stood on a meadow and started a little meditation in which I imagined to have a look from a viewpoint out of my body. So, I "saw" my body from above, and it was odd, to see your body truely only as a body, ok, you have control about it, but in that moment the priority was that my body belonged to the earth's life system. You know, we all know that in theory, but to actually get it somehow visually/perceptual is different. The shape of my body was blurred and it was a swirl, I think it was turning counter-clockwise seen from above. So, we belong to various levels, our physical bodies and the rest of us from which I can't say in how many aspects it could fall apart.

On the other hand, I had journeys to an all encompassing field. This is like the idea of Chi or Prana or ether. All things exists through it's foldings and swirls in a more than 3D space, and that way all is connected. This is when I meditate about the Buddha state and Nirvana (well, no surprise).

I think the understanding of these different fields and how they work together is the (or one) key of true magic.

Spooky

These posts are quite meaningful to me. Thank you.

Spooky that is quite an image! So I see a picture where even as it takes a long time for a fallen tree in the forest to decompose, the process reflects something spiritual gradually seeping back into the tree spiritual world.