The Methuselah Tree

Summary

Pinus longaeva is the longest-living tree on earth. A dream proving was conducted with a remedy made of the root and wood of a Bristlecone pine. During the dream proving many dreams occurred with the theme ‘above and below’, related to the connection with the earth and the cosmos/spirituality. Among the themes found were ‘no communication, being unconnected/disconnected and insensitive’, ‘running and hurry’, ‘sadness' and ’lonely', all related to the problem that we are increasingly out of sync with our external time frame.

Key words

Methuselah tree - Pinus longaeva - Bristlecone pine - Coniferales - Pinales

References

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