“Talk to the Trees” – A Simple Exercise to Develop Your Communication with Nature

By Jessie Klassen

Contributing writer for Wake Up World

This exercise is great for children and adults alike.

Nature has lessons for those who listen. Communicating, interacting, and listening to nature is easier than we think. In fact, it’s natural for us to do so. Nature is  aware and sensitive to our feelings, thoughts, and emotions, and trees are able to sense our energy and communicate with us — as long as we are open to the possibility.

Science has proven that trees can talk to one another, but just in a different way than we do. Resource sharing happens throughout the forest. Old trees help seedlings, and healthy trees will help sick trees to recover. And we can communicate with them too. This is why it is so important to honour and respect all plant life, no matter where they are in their life cycle. They all play a very important role — and there is a great deal we can learn, if we take the time to communicate with them, one to one.

“Talk to the Trees” — A Communication Exercise

Try placing your hands upon a tree, or sit beneath it, or lie in the grass and stare up into its branches.

Relax and bring a smile to your face. Smiling is a simple way to relax our energy and open us up to the peaceful, loving energy of Nature.

You could try asking, “Is there anything that you would like me to know?”

You do not have to speak out loud, as our thoughts are energy and trees can hear them.

You may hear the tree answer, or you may just get a feeling from the tree and you will know how it feels.

Nature tends to communicate through telepathy, which is mostly received in pictures, so if you close your eyes, you may see pictures and you will feel like you are watching a movie.

And you can communicate by showing pictures of what you are feeling and thinking.

Of course, you can tell the tree anything that you would like it to know.

Use your imagination, as this is how Nature communicates with us.

I like to find faces in the trees as well. Sometimes there will only be an eye, but sometimes I can find a whole face hidden within the bark.

It really does feel easy to communicate when you can see a face staring back at you. And it doesn’t have to be a human face. Sometimes it is the shape of an animal face that I see.

And as I have come to know, “The older the tree, the more faces you see.” But if you don’t find a face, it does not matter. All life can communicate with us if we are open. I also like to place my hands on the trees and share my healing energy with them.

Simply imagine your energy, healing and radiating, like a glowing ball in the palms of your hands. Focus on this feeling and then feel it flowing from you and being shared with the tree. It often becomes easier to communicate with them after I do this because the pathways of communication are more open.

Simply taking a walk among the trees, spending time with them, and being open to hearing them is enough to hear what they are saying.

When we approach nature with sincerity, we are capable of communication.

I hope that you have found this helpful! I would love to hear from you. I can be contacted via my website www.jessieklassen.com. And while you’re there, feel free to subscribe my free “weeklyish” newsletter where I share advice, wisdom, and lessons that I have learned from living my life close to Nature.

Much love and many blessings,

Jessie

The Sapling: An Inspiring Story From the Trees

By Jessie Klassen…

Learn how to communicate with Nature while enjoying fun activities and energy exercises that will encourage spiritual growth, self-confidence, and awareness in you and your child while developing a close relationship with Nature.

In “The Sapling”, author Jessie Klassen offers an inspiring story from the Trees for the children of Earth, with vivid, full colour Nature illustrations that will appeal to younger children and provide valuable Life lessons that will grow with your child — just like a Tree! Full colour demonstrations easily display dozens of activities and exercises for you and your child to enjoy.

The Sapling” is the first book in Jessie’s Nature Child Children’s Book Series, committed to helping children grow into who they truly are meant to be through a close relationship with Nature. You can get your copy via www.jessieklassen.com, as well as Amazon and Indigo outlets worldwide.

A portion of proceeds are donated to the TreeSisters and the Nature Conservancy of Canada.

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About the author: 

Jessie Klassen

Jessie Klassen is a writer, farmer, and the mother of 3 sensitive children. She is also a Reiki Master and empath herself, who is committed to raising her children in an accepting and spiritually-connected environment, grounded in Nature. Through her work, Jessie is inspired to help others connect with the magic of Nature to rediscover the magic of their own lives.

Jessie recently released her first children’s book, “The Sapling”. It is the story of a little sapling who with the help of a wise old tree, overcomes her fears of growing big and becomes the tree she is meant to be! — plus dozens of activities and exercises for you and your child to enjoy.

You can connect with Jessie at jessieklassen.com, follow her on Facebook, or contact Jessie via email here.


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