Here is a picture of one of these wonderful trees that we considered to have human qualities.
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3 comments:
Someone told me these trees may have feelings? They creek and sway as a response. Can you validate this with your encounter?
hey, hey, hey girls... The energy all the way to here is rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrriiiiiiiiico! A dear Brit friend of mine here, Hazel Phillips who does music therapy/opera and jazz performer wanted you to get in touch with her old teacher in England named Margaret at www.okmtrust.co.uk She has been talking about her ever since I mentioned you and David. Margaret also founded, directs and teaches a new program, the first of its kind ever, in India, to train Music Therapists for Special Needs work. There has never been a formal facility for Music Therapy in India. So, I figured I would give you a way to connect. Tres cool, si????? My deepest fun and exciting wishes to you two wild and crazy girls...... Michelita
I will check this out- thanks so much
mary
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