1066 Re-starting a damaged area in nature

1066 Re-starting a damaged area in nature

Geoff
I’m just going in and out of the forest, sort of semi-orchard. It’s a beautiful area, I am just wandering through there. A lovely place to walk. In the distance is a bridge across the river. As I go up, looking down where the bridge is, that is where this nice part stops. Behind that is sort of burnt-out forest.  It is all a dirty brown colour.
There is no energy there at all. We have seen similar things like this. opposite contrast.  Let’s just see what this is.

Sharon
Brown was for change, wasn’t it?

Geoff
I think so. Hmm. Yeah. Okay. Now I’m sort of going up the side of a, not a mountain, it’s like a
Scottish mountain.  And the same thing, it’s nice and clean and fresh up here. Down the valley, on the left, it’s all brown. So yeah, you’re right, this is change. So now we know that, so now we go down the bottom of the valley, and I go in amongst this brown. The first thing I come across is an enormous tree.  It is a tree with the most beautiful energy. It is a bit like the movie Avatar. One of those sort of trees. It is brilliant. It is in the middle of all this brownness. It is a beautiful, beautiful tree. Tremendous.
Thriving,  It’s very much alive now, everything around it is dead. Well, we have these huge areas that need changing. They’re areas that have been devastated for one reason or another, or where we cleaned the place, had to be taken all the people away, and so on and so on.

What needs changing is not just nature itself, not just the flora and the fauna, but all the animals and all the ecosystem that goes with it, everything above the ground and everything below the ground and so on. What we need to do is put back its memories.

(Guide takes over) Now, as we said a couple of days ago, what we’re doing is we’re improving these memories as we put them back in, so that the change can be more enjoyable and it will change quicker. So in these barren areas we put in, a whole lot of different energies that we’re showing you of the tree, which is something you can relate to. It’s that beautiful, from our point of view, it is absolutely beautiful. And we put it in there and it just starts to spread, it spreads outwards. And what happens is you get the nature to re-start, and all the nature memories and so on, start in that particular area. And then it slowly starts to spread. It’s like you see the colours going outwards. Then you see all the bugs and the worms and the animals and so on, all going outwards as well. And then suddenly you’ve got this most beautiful area of nature. And that is the beginning.

Sharon
Nature is the beginning of everything and it looks after everything, which is great.

Geoff
Oh, that’s very nice. Very nice. Ah, okay, now, going back up to the top of the mountain, I’m looking down over this brown area, and I can see these trees popping up all over the place. Right. Each one a few miles apart. Um, and they’ll obviously link up in the end.

Guide
But that’s just to show you how we see it from our point of view.