I feel as if I "AM" a tree when I do my energy-medicine healing work.
I use my consciousness and my sensory skills to "climb inside the tree's world" to find out what is going on for its health.
Anyone can do that. Over the years since I began in 2003, I've become very, very good at it.
Also, my Divine and invisible helpers are always leaving "breadcrumbs" for me to follow so that I will take the next step. Here's the best explanation I can make to date.
(1) All organisms want to live, and this includes trees, plants, insects, micro-organisms, “invasives,” and others.
(2) All organisms have a purpose. For example: the so called “weeds” that live in your garden have a purpose. They hold down the soil, keep it from eroding in rain or snow. We humans don’t have to know their purposes, just acknowledge that they have purposes and want to live and thrive.
(3) Each organism has a consciousness. In that consciousness — it’s like a blueprint — is all of the information about their size, shape, functionality, and more. We sometimes call it their Divine Design. Every organisms’ purpose and goals are also within that blueprint or Divine Design. They know what they want to be.
(4) When two organisms have purposes that seem at odds with each other, it’s possible for a human to coordinate and collaborate with them. For example, the person can give them a small or out-of-the-way place to live and thrive, where the person agrees to leave them alone.
Here’s an example: Phytophthora organisms (called bleeding canker disease) can live on weak trees of various species. If it moves from the soil onto the bark of a tree, it can gradually weaken and kill the tree because it blocks circulation (among other things.) With methods that I use and teach, I can ask the species-consciousness of the Phytophthora to move to the soil. In other words, I offer it a place to live. But it’s not an executive order, it’s a humble request. I also can ask the tree to support the organisms to live not on but around its roots by providing root exudates. When the tree is healthier, it can do that.
So, it supports the organisms. That’s a mutually beneficial arrangement. I call that an EcoPeace Treaty. Thus both the tree and the Phytophthora have a place to live and thrive. At the same time, the purposes and goals which exist in each of their consciousnesses (Divine Designs) are met. We humans may not understand their purposes and goals, but we can honor them.
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(5) In numbers 2, 3, and 4 above, I point to an innate capability that all humans have: Humans can tap into the consciousness of organisms. People can use intuition, get “into the zone”, have inner knowing about other living Beings. People can have a communications link into the consciousness of Nature beings and it is often through the right-brain, intuitive functions.
(6) ASKING
Yes, it’s important to study and understand how organisms grow, how parts function, and to follow other scientific lines of inquiry. However, people use that information to do what PEOPLE THINK is right for the organisms. The organisms have no say in that approach. You wouldn’t want someone to decide what is right for you and then do that without asking you.
My approach involves coming from the organism’s point and view, involves using that innate capability to communicate to tap into the consciousness of organisms. I ASK Nature.
What do I ASK Nature? I ask the trees and others what their lives are like and how I can help them.
More than that, I USE the scientific knowledge that I have to ask the right questions. That way, I can find out what the organism needs or wants AND THEN take appropriate collaborative actions. I don’t have to guess. I don’t have to use my human willfulness to decide what I think is right. Because I have the scientific knowledge and then I asked, I know what the living Being needs to live and thrive.
When people are willing to communicate, collaborate, and co-create with organisms of every kind, they are taking a big step: leaving behind the old ideas of controlling Nature and beginning to partner with Nature. As part of any collaborative arrangement, people can have what they need and want while the organisms can also have what they need and want. Because of this shift in human consciousness, both people and Nature can live and thrive.
(7) All organisms benefit from living in communities of the same or similar species. For example, Oak trees live in community with other Oaks. But, they may also live in overlapping, bigger communities with other tree species such as Maples or Magnolias.
While it’s been shown that trees communicate through touching roots and through the fungal networks around their roots, I am not talking about that right now.
The members of tree and other Nature communities communicate primarily by sending bioenergy vibrations out through the invisible but real energy fields that surround them. Others pick up these signals. It is a lot like the way cell-phones work, but without the hardware. So, the members of the communities share information that way.
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(8) You might say that the bioenergy field phenomenon is the first invisible but real dimensional reality in which all living Beings exist. And there are more levels of dimensional reality, too. We humans simply don’t have sensory capabilities to experience those. But they are there and we can easily imagine such dimensional realities.
Beyond simply imagining, I have been focused on interacting with dimensional realities since soon after creating my methods—since the early 2000’s. So, I have developed a tremendous sensitivity and awareness that goes beyond my physical senses. My intuitive skills are highly refined. And I have expanded my consciousness in ways that I become aware of insights and knowings that I believe can only come from higher and spiritual intelligences.
(9) With that awareness and access to higher information, I have come to know that all organisms are connected on a high dimensional level. There are connected in a place without form, but with energy or information.
Let me say that again for emphasis: Everything is connected to everything. Science has shown how interconnected ecosystems are; one organisms feeding or interacting with all others. It’s true. And I am talking about connection at an even more grand scale.
All organisms — at the level of their Divine Design or blueprint — are connected to each other.
And that's my approach to my research.
Thanks for your interest!
Jim
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