Plants vs. Humanity

I have been blessed to have been in situations that showed me how insignificant human existance is. Since my experiences, I have been more keen when contemplating humanities total impact. I strongly believe that plants, especially old trees, are intelligent. Now dont get confused, I don't want you to think of a human type of intelligence, but one specific to the plant world. Think about the perfect way trees branch out and compete with all sorts of factors that try to destroy them. Increadble architecture. Beyond that, there are times when I am in areas of old white pines that I feel a powerful sence of life.

And some food for thought....the oldest tree known is located in the southwest of the united states. It is a bristlecone pine estimated to have been a seedling when Abraham traveled out of Mesapotamia. Now how significant do you feel now?

my chainsaw makes me feel like a god........

Q/A

Plants, Can they Think?

Yes!! Plants have a higher mind, but not a functioning lower mind, (unlike humans and animals), because of this, they do not think the way we do; however the do think!!.......that is on a higher level.

It is well known, of course, that plants react to their enviroment. They bend towards sunlight, lean away from cold, et cetera. Plants are even carnivorous and have devised some ingenious ways of capturing prey. This is, of course, indicative of some sort of mind involvement. This thinking takes place on a higher mind level and is called "thinking without thinking," which is mystically speaking he hightest form of thought. PURE THOUGHT

Plants are truly masters of extrasensory perception and can receive the thoughts of not only other plants but those of humans and animals in their vicinity, as well. Plants do not lonly receive a person's thought but reacts to them either positively or negative. This is the reason why home gardeners have found that by speaking kind and loving thoughts to their plants....they repsond in a very positve way and flourish

To Q0ute Shakepear " There are more things in HEAVEN and EARTH, Horatio, than are dreamt of in you Philosophy!"