seeker wrote:I'm convinced that trees hold knowledge of the events around them. Like the way knowledge is held within stones via vibration, knowledge is contained within the wood of the tree. I sometimes wonder where the "Tree of Knowledge" legends came from... I can't help help sometimes to look at a very old tree and think, "you must be very wise."
I know what you mean seeker. When I was travelling around the UK in 1990, my friend and I found an old forest next to a camp site we were staying at. We found one ancient oak tree standing on a mossy hill lit in a surreal golden light dappling through the leaves of the other trees. We climbed up the mound and touched the tree - it felt very magical - and, yes it felt as if it had watched many things and had much to tell.
I had a strong sense the tree spirit wanted to talk to my friend, so (being fairly new to 'channelling') I just opened myself up to the moment and said what was in my mind. It was quite a pertinent message and had an ancient feel to it as if it really had come from the tree.
Later on in that season, we returned to the campsite, with the express wish to visit the tree. But no matter how hard we searched, we couldn't find the place. I wondered later, if this had been one of those special dimensional places that Stuart Wilde has talked about recently. Or maybe it was Brigadoon revisited!
Well, that was a lovely memory - thanks for taking the time to read it people! 
Cipher
"And your truth will set you free!" Cipher
"The intuitive mind is a sacred gift. The rational mind is a faithful servant. We have created a society which honours the servant but has forgotten the gift." Albert Einstein