The Trees Have a Psychic Message for You

The trees want me to give you this psychic message:

“Say hello when you walk by us.

We’re here.”

—The Trees

The psychic message from trees was said to me kindly. They aren’t asking for hugs or love, though I'm sure they would like both. They are just wondering why we don't say "hello" to them.

The trees are interested in us and would like for us to be interested in them.

“You can talk to us, too, instead of just talking among yourselves.”

—The Trees

I love trees. You probably do, too. They give us oxygen and shade and beauty.

I just hadn’t thought about saying a casual hello as I pass by. You know, like you do sometimes with a person on the street. A little nod of the head, “hey” or a smile. You can also introduce yourself to a tree with a touch.

Do trees have consciousness?

Do they know when we interact with them? Plant scientists argue this point. But one biologist, researcher and author, Monica Gagliano,* said in a Forbes Magazine interview, “So the plant doesn't live in isolation....a plant isn’t an object, it’s always a subject that is interacting with other subjects in the environment.” (See footnote.)

Plants are living beings. And they are there! So, why not say “hello?” No matter where you go, be sure to smile or say hello to the trees! (Tell them Marla said, “hi!”)

P.S. Thanks to Henrietta of Vyne Productions. The trees gave me this message message for all of us during her psychic reading with me.

Did this blog speak to you? Feel free to share with me at marla@marlalombard.com.

I'd love to work with you! Book a psychic reading or chakra clearing with me here.

I bless your life,

- Marla Lombard

Your online and phone Clairvoyant, Psychic Reader, Psychic Medium, Pet Communicator,

Psychic Spiritual Teacher, Chakra and Energy Worker.

Author of “Discover the Ten Psychic Senses: The Complete Guide to Empower Your Psychic Self” (coming soon).

marla@marlalombard.com marlalombard.com 562-212-9100

© 2021 by Marla Lombard

——————————————————

*Monica Gagliano is a a Research Associate Professor in Evolutionary Ecology, Adjunct Senior Research Fellow at the University of Western Australia, Research Affiliate at the Sydney Environment Institute, University of Sydney & Senior Research Fellow at the Biological Intelligence (BI) Lab, University of Sydney.

Footnote: Andrea Morris, “A Mind Without A Brain: The Science Of Plant Intelligence Takes Root,” Forbes Magazine, May 9, 2018, https://www.forbes.com/sites/andreamorris/2018/05/09/a-mind-without-a-brain-the-science-of-plant-intelligence-takes-root/#155520c976dc