When your energy feels off, touch a tree 🌳✨

Is it ironic I do this all the time. It does feel like it calms you.

That’s why they would make fun of people calling them tree huggers because it is a healthy thing made into a being a stigma

Yet the aura / biofield / electrome is NOT recognized as a body part. That’s why there’s so much dual use technology that doesn’t get investigated or regulated. We need to change this! @RobertKennedyJr recognize this body part IMMEDIATELY so we can start healing everyone!

I used to laugh at new age tree huggers 40 years ago & now I am one with people wondering if im on some hallucinogenic when I’m observed by others!

“conspiracy theorists” “Tree huggers” Both have a negative overtone for the same reason

yes i been meaning to do this

@grok is this true

Hugging trees may reduce stress and improve mood, as studies on nature exposure show lower heart rate and cortisol levels. Forest bathing research supports immune boosts from tree compounds like phytoncides. However, claims about "recharging the nervous system" or "expanding the aura" lack solid evidence and seem speculative. "Entraining with tree energy" is also unproven, though trees have bioelectrical properties. Benefits vary by individual, and some effects may be placebo-driven. Cultural views influence perceptions, but more research is needed for specific tree-hugging claims.

Wow this is what I alway was doing, hugging the trees when sad