Trees were once sacred to people, but these days, many people go through their lives without seeing many trees, especially if they live and work in a grey city. Trees, however, can be places of repose and inspiration for stressed people. The author explains, that in the past, talking and listening to trees was an art reserved to a few who preserved the knowledge and passed it on from generation to generation. He also explains that it is possible for modern people to follow the path of the ancients, and immerse themselves in the realm of the trees to gain some fresh energy and a different perspective on life. Irrespective of faith, world view or religion, this book describes how people can get on the same wavelength with a tree in simple terms.
In “Talking with Trees” by Ben Lindemann, readers learn how to make contact with any tree and to draw on valuable counsel from the infinite wisdom that trees embody. The book’s first part explains that this has nothing to do with esoteric hocus-pocus or empty imagination, as well as telling readers how to deal with troublemakers and other obstacles. Different trees will have different messages, so the second part of the book teaches readers which trees are best suited for which purpose. Over sixty native trees are described in detail with their characteristics. The text is accompanied by coloured illustrations.
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