"Voices of the Earth"
a unique environmetal storybook with pictures to color
Based on the premise that,
If we feel something for anything - we will protect it!
Kristen is an author, artist, singer and health practitioner all of which can express through environmental activism and education. Her books and music reveals her true love and passion for nature. Blogs and video that follow describe her experience as she tried her best to protect an environmentally-sensitive region in California from destruction.
She sang to four large Blue Oaks which can be seen in the video below titled, Blue Oak Tribute. The Tree Meditation - Ho'oponopono Prayer follows the blog, "Big Blue Oak." One tree was saved. Many lessons were learned and many gifts received,
BIG BLUE OAK
Synchronicities, events, people, and environments can come together at quantum levels - one one-thousandth of an inch and smaller - in momentous and miraculous ways. Generally, we do not know why such things occur, but often look back in wonderment. Living more with the ‘mystery of things’ is the natural way of the human heart. Music can be the best translator.
#151
January 2017 began my initiation back into environmental activism through education and music, but I had much to learn…. The Old Blue Oak taught me well.
Blue Oak taught me how to keep my heart open and do what is right when all else seemed terribly wrong.
In January of 2017, I heard a man inquire while walking through my parking lot, "Where are the trees coming down?" When I heard him, something shifted inside of me as I realized how deeply connected I was to the nature area behind my home. I was to quickly learn that many old oaks and a riparian forest were to come down in an expansion project by California Transit and I could do nothing to stop it.
I took my blanket, sage and crystal bowl out onto the land the next day and sang my prayers. I turned the fire of outrage dee into myself and alchemized it into love. Blue Oak taught me well. Just as when a loved one passes - the best we can do is really the only thing we can do, and that is to fully love them. I poured mine out as I warned all who could sense and hear that trauma was coming. "Be gone if thee can," I whispered.
Around the same time, I was asked to be a part of a book, an anthology called, Warrior Women With Angel Wings - Born to Love. A song came through me and I called it, Born to Love. I thought it was for the book at the time, but it was really for the Blue Oak and so much more.
Blue Oak taught me how to keep my heart open and do what is right when all else seemed terribly wrong.
In January of 2017, I heard a man inquire while walking through my parking lot, "Where are the trees coming down?" When I heard him, something shifted inside of me as I realized how deeply connected I was to the nature area behind my home. I was to quickly learn that many old oaks and a riparian forest were to come down in an expansion project by California Transit and I could do nothing to stop it.
I took my blanket, sage and crystal bowl out onto the land the next day and sang my prayers. I turned the fire of outrage dee into myself and alchemized it into love. Blue Oak taught me well. Just as when a loved one passes - the best we can do is really the only thing we can do, and that is to fully love them. I poured mine out as I warned all who could sense and hear that trauma was coming. "Be gone if thee can," I whispered.
Around the same time, I was asked to be a part of a book, an anthology called, Warrior Women With Angel Wings - Born to Love. A song came through me and I called it, Born to Love. I thought it was for the book at the time, but it was really for the Blue Oak and so much more.
Breathe with a Tree and have your heart opened, nurtured, strengthened, and rooted.
I have no doubt that trees have biofields that interact with us, and it is our intention to prove this. ~ Rollin McCraty PhD, Director of Research at www.HeartMath.com
Blue Oak 151 (pictured at top of page) did go down unfortunately, but thankfully the one at the top of the hill (185) still stands. Our Honor Roll Page has more details for you if you’ve an interest. Below is the Tree Meditation with Ho’oponopono Hawaiian Prayer. I sang to both Blue Oaks 151, 185 and two others before I recorded the song. I am grateful to have done so. The next Blue Oak Tribute video shows me singing to the two that went down, and also shows #151 upon the ground. It is with love that we transcend all and with action we make right that which is wrong.
I have no doubt that trees have biofields that interact with us, and it is our intention to prove this. ~ Rollin McCraty PhD, Director of Research at www.HeartMath.com
Blue Oak 151 (pictured at top of page) did go down unfortunately, but thankfully the one at the top of the hill (185) still stands. Our Honor Roll Page has more details for you if you’ve an interest. Below is the Tree Meditation with Ho’oponopono Hawaiian Prayer. I sang to both Blue Oaks 151, 185 and two others before I recorded the song. I am grateful to have done so. The next Blue Oak Tribute video shows me singing to the two that went down, and also shows #151 upon the ground. It is with love that we transcend all and with action we make right that which is wrong.
Voice for Trees & Ho’oponopono Prayer
Blue Oak Tribute
Amazon carries: Warrior Women With Angel Wings - Born to Love
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07CN2FR22?ref_=pe_2427780_160035660
