QHHT Recap: The City Oak Tree

By Lori Lines
In a QHHT session, a woman recounted her past life as a venerable oak tree, which had witnessed the evolution of its surroundings. Originally nestled in a lush landscape alongside numerous companions, it eventually found itself amid a bustling urban center. The tree took immense pride in its majestic appearance, with sprawling branches and extensive roots resembling long limbs. It possessed a profound awareness of the appreciation it garnered from those it served.

Over possibly centuries, the tree basked in the admiration it received, reveling in its shade, beauty, and the gratitude of others. It derived deep satisfaction from simply existing, soaking up sunlight, and relishing the nourishment of rain. Through a form of telepathic energy exchange, it shared its wisdom and memories with people and animals alike, enriching their lives.

As the cityscape around it continued to evolve with towering structures and an influx of inhabitants, the tree found solace in the twinkling lights of urban nights and the myriad experiences it encountered. However, with time, it sensed the onset of decay, experiencing discomfort as its once vibrant branches turned grey and its life force waned.

Upon its eventual passing, the tree's soul transitioned, discovering a newfound sense of contentment in providing solace even in death. It found joy in offering space for contemplation and leisure, embracing its role as the last sentinel of a bygone era. Satisfied with fulfilling its purpose of bringing happiness and tranquility, the tree found peace in its final repose, symbolizing the enduring cycle of life and the beauty of fulfilling one's destiny.

I love past lives such as these. Brings in what's really important in life. Trees FEEL.

In love and truth,
​Lori Lines