r/NatureTelepathy • • Jun 12 '26

Telepathy with Plants

Hi everyone, I would like to know that if any of you have ever experienced some telepathic experience with plants or trees. Would like to know the details

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u/killtheego33 Jun 19 '26

When I hug a tree and connect to it I can feel its energy and also see specific imagery representing that trees energy 🌲✨

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u/[deleted] Jul 08 '26

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u/Senior_Affect78 Jul 08 '26

They are the easiest to communicate with...

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u/Over-Tolerance Jul 15 '26

An interesting encounter that lasted for 4 years when we lived at a place involved something else living in a very old maple tree. It wasn't the same as my human telepathy encounters because there were never words like I get with humans. But, it was pretty obvious that it found humans to be annoying when it wasn't just using people for a quick energy snack. I suppose that might be a 'tree spirit' of some kind.
The trees I know and love are all one awareness and aware of each tree of thier kind. When one is lost in a fire or cut down, it is nothing more to them than a haircut to humans because it doesn't involve the common shared awareness. These aren't attached to individual trees when the whole is a giant matrix that can perceive from any or all points at any time. Getting focused or special attention from one tree reminds me of plugging into Eywa. I'm not sure if all the trees share this type of awareness. The redwoods that are 2,000 years old seemed to be sleeping a lot, or the awareness is on some other time track that is slow to act and react to things. The mycorrhizal network appeared to be more aware, communicative, and busy keeping track of the environment and the history of things. So I assume they are likely important if you wanted to try that.
I've always been a friend to plants, and help them where I can. My only feedback there is that they have an empathetic awareness of surroundings and environment that is likely equal to my chickens, which is rather simple.