In Japan, all love trees / all trees are sacred If trees are in the path of urban development or road construction, it's practice to relocate them rather than cut them down. The Portland Japanese Garden undertook a project where trees were lifted out by a special crane for root balling and then moved to a nursery. The careful handling ensured the trees' health during the relocation process. red-heart :smiling-face-with-halo:

For those who refuse to open their eyes and see, this may be hard to understand, huge trees it’s impossible to not see. If the news is nothing but lies, the history we have been taught is nothing but lies, what else have we been lied to about? They lied about everything during centuries !

Baobab, is a prehistoric species which predates both mankind and splitting of continents over 200 million years ago. Baobabs (Adansonia) are distinctive trees with incredibly large trunks. They can store tremendous amounts of water, as their trunks noticeably swell during the rainy season. Baobab trees grow in 32 African countries. The big tree known for its longevity and some specimens in Africa have been dated to between 1100-2500 years old and reach up to 30m high and up to an enormous 50m in circumference. #tree #trees #boom #bomen #wonderendernatuur

Grizzly Giant tree, in front of which US cavalry soldiers posed in 1900, still stands today and is estimated to be around 3000 years old. Grizzly Giant is oldest tree in Mariposa Grove, which is Yosemite National Park's largest grove of giant sequoias, containing hundreds of mature trees.

Assyrian (gypsum-alabaster) Relief Panel (883–859 BC) - Iraq : This panel from the Northwest Palace at Nimrud (ancient Kalhu) depicts a winged supernatural figure. Such figures appear throughout the palace, sometimes flanking either the figure of the Assyrian king or a stylized "sacred tree." The reliefs were painted, but today almost none of the original pigment survives. However, the reliefs themselves retain incredible detail, including intricate incised designs on many of the figures’ clothing. The figure depicted on the panel is eagle-headed and faces left, holding in his left hand a bucket and in his right hand a cone whose exact nature is unclear. One suggestion has been that the gesture, sometimes performed by figures flanking a sacred tree, is symbolic of fertilization: the "cone" resembles the male date spathe used by Mesopotamian farmers to artificially fertilize female date-palm trees. It does seem likely that the cone was supposed to hold and dispense water from the bucket in this way, but it is described in Akkadian as a "purifier," and the fact that figures performing this gesture are also shown flanking the king suggests that some purifying or protective meaning is present. The figure is richly dressed, with jewelry including a collar whose front bead appears pomegranate-shaped, a further collar with pendant tassels, armlets, and bracelets, one artificially reversed so that the large central rosette symbols, associated with divinity and perhaps particularly with the goddess Ishtar, are visible on both. Although we cannot know how these elements were originally painted, excavated parallels include elaborate jewelry in gold, inlaid with semi-precious stones. The figure carries two knives, tucked into a belt with their handles visible at chest level. The figures are supernatural but do not represent any of the great gods. Rather, they are part of the vast supernatural population that for ancient Mesopotamians animated every aspect of the world. They appear as either eagle-headed or human-headed and wear a horned crown to indicate divinity. Both types of figure usually have wings. Because of their resemblance to groups of figurines buried under doorways for protection whose identities are known through ritual texts, it has been suggested that the figures in the palace reliefs represent the apkallu, wise sages from the distant past. This may indeed be one level of their symbolism, but protective figures of this kind are likely to have held multiple meanings and mythological connections. Figures such as this continued to be depicted in later Assyrian palaces, though less frequently. Only in the Northwest Palace do they form such a dominant feature of the relief program. (236.2 x 177.8 x 10.8 cm) MET Museum - (not on view) https://x.com/histories_arch/status/1829461681811988600

Many people now what is making us sick Our bodies have a cyclical detox process to cleansing itself from all the toxins and debris we breathe in and are exposed to everyday which accumulates in the body. Our bodies must break these things down and periodically purge them out via the symptoms we experience. As for “contagion.” Sometimes people who live in the same household, community, state, even country, may detox around the same time because they are exposed to the same environment, pollutants and toxins in the water, food, air, pharmaceuticals, etc. Just as trees, which we have a symbiotic relationship with, shed their leaves periodically, we too must shed the mucus in our lungs and respiratory system periodically to maintaining good health. #detox Ontgifting / eet en leef gezond / The key is to avoid or minimize toxins in our environment. Take good care

the Sequoia National park, home to the biggest trees in the world

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I found out, combinations of chems are causing #hiv and #cancer (and resistence),such as chems in medicines, jabs, and synthetic drugs, also chems and toxic substances in the air(multinationals pollution) from burning trees and chemtrails they spraying worldwide https://twitter.com/LaurenceSterre/status/1607792865333379073

#savethetrees #boom #bomen #tree #roots