Year 2011 Day 157 June 6: A Rote on Mobile Trees
Day 157 Date: Monday June 06, 2011
Beginning Comments:
Last week, I had one subscriber ask if there might be some mobile tree saplings growing amid the forests on this planet.
That was a question I had asked some time ago, and the answer I received was “Not at this time.”
However, at some time in our distant past (maybe as distant as the time of the dinosaurs) it seems some mobile trees did settle here.
They consider themselves the guardians of non mobile tree life, and it looks like they remained on our planet long enough to assure that trees would survive before they let their species die out.
As I write this, I then begin to wonder if these special trees exist on a number of primordial planets – perhaps at the time when trees begin to develop and flourish:
Beginning Time: MDT 6/6/2011 11:01:24 AM Location: Loveland, Co
Energy Shift:
"Ashunayetya!
Today, I find myself in a library, near the energy signature of a globule which contains the information on mobile trees.
I have already connected with it, and find myself morphing my surroundings into a more human looking library.
This library does not seem to have any ‘stacks’, but there are an abundant number of cubes with computers set up on desks.
The data I received has become a flash drive; I look for a cube and find one which has my name tacked on the outside.
I smile, feeling much like I am back at work again, which is a good feeling.
The computer is on and all I have to do is insert the flash drive in a USB port.
As this is nonphysical reality, I feel the flash drive wriggle out of my hand and then watch as it flies to the computer and connects itself.
With no delay, the data appears on the monitor screen:
“If there is no concern about tree species surviving on an evolving planet, then the mobile trees do not settle to assist them.
They only appear where the survival of trees beyond the primordial species is uncertain.
Primordial trees seldom have a problem surviving, but as they evolve into species which can support higher levels of consciousness, there may be problems.
Radiation is one of them; radiation itself will not impact the trees negatively – they usually can adapt to these levels – but insects and animals which evolve in radiation can be destructive to trees which need a long life span.
The mobile trees then, find places away from the insects or animals, and also supply the evolving species with information on how to protect themselves from their predators.
Some solar systems form in areas of space which contain other kinds of gaseous elements which make development of healthy life forms more difficult. In this case, the mobile trees assist the trees to be able to evolve in a healthy way.
The time of dinosaurs on planet Earth was a time when the radiation levels were higher than they currently are.
This was a combination of the planet being slightly closer to the sun, and of the solar system passing through the tail end of a gaseous cloud.
The mobile trees had ways and means to protect themselves from this kind of environment and remained on your planet for millions of years until the radiation subsided and what they call normal evolution could take its course. "
The computer screen then goes blank, which I find disappointing.
Ashunayetya!
Dori"
Ending Time: MDT 11:27:29 A.M.
Ending Comments:
To some extent, I find this little bit of data almost a tease, as I would like to know more about what was going on in the solar system and the galaxy so many million years ago.
Our paleoclimatologists do a wonderful job of extrapolating what the climate was like way back when, but I suspect there are a few variables which their lab instruments cannot yet decipher.
For instance, if the radiation levels were higher, would the passing of millions of years leach out that evidence?
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posted by Dori Alsop Paden at 10:46 AM
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