Thank you for enhancing my respect for trees and plants and herbs! Here is a centuries old tree prayer from India's antiquity -- धत्ते भरं कुसुमपत्र फलावलीनां घर्मव्यथां वहति शीतभवां रुजां च / यो देहमर्पयति चाऽन्य सुखस्य हेतोः तस्मै वदान्यगुरवे तरवे नमस्ते // dhattē bharaṁ kusumapatra phalāvalīnāṁ gharmavyathāṁ vahati śītabhavāṁ rujāṁ ca / yō dēhamarpayati cā’nya sukhasya hētōḥ tasmai vadānyaguravē taravē namastē // I bow my head in respect to you, O, Tree! You are my revered guru In how you generously bear the weight of leaves and flowers and fruits For the sake of others, How you bear the hardship of the summer heat And the pains of the winter afflictions, For the sake of others, And how you offer your body and life at the end For the well-being of others. Jagannaatha Pandita (India, 15th Century C.E.)
Thanks for sharing and great presentation. You got a new subscription. It is nice seeing/hearing someone talking about medicinal herbs outside of marijuana.
Thanks I really enjoyed it. I am a American and some of your phrases are different. The trees we have the same trees a lot most of them. Enjoyed it hope you got more or maybe your own website. Gingdah 🚶💀
Beautiful video, however just to highlight the point about acorns; if you want to use them as a food source, please don’t give them to animals without first realising that they can be highly poisonous/fatal to some animals, farming livestock including horses.
Silver, first one is viburnum, second - linden, third - oak, fourth - ash, fifth - elderberry, sixth - hawthorn (she also talked aout dandelions, by the way, the thorns on the hawthorns make really good toothpicks!).
Be still, my heart!
And a herbalist to boot.
You definitely need to have your very own channel. I love everything about this.
thank you for sharing your knowledge and your respect and love for these trees and their conservation!
So relaxing to watch her 😌
Just wonderful information and I love the historical background of the Oak!
This lady's voice is also medicinal. I've found that closing my eyes and listening to her calms my nerves.
Trillion thanks for sharing knowledge
Favorited this one. This lady is amazing!
Thank you for this very well taught lesson! 💖 The
Very informative. I use hawthorn berry to make jelly. It is great stuff.
Thanks for sharing. I'm about to try some hawthorn jelly for the first time.
Thank you for enhancing my respect for trees and plants and herbs! Here is a centuries old tree prayer from India's antiquity --
धत्ते भरं कुसुमपत्र फलावलीनां
घर्मव्यथां वहति शीतभवां रुजां च /
यो देहमर्पयति चाऽन्य सुखस्य हेतोः
तस्मै वदान्यगुरवे तरवे नमस्ते //
dhattē bharaṁ kusumapatra phalāvalīnāṁ
gharmavyathāṁ vahati śītabhavāṁ rujāṁ ca /
yō dēhamarpayati cā’nya sukhasya hētōḥ
tasmai vadānyaguravē taravē namastē //
I bow my head in respect to you, O, Tree!
You are my revered guru
In how you generously bear the weight of leaves and flowers and fruits
For the sake of others,
How you bear the hardship of the summer heat
And the pains of the winter afflictions,
For the sake of others,
And how you offer your body and life at the end
For the well-being of others.
Jagannaatha Pandita (India, 15th Century C.E.)
Thanks for sharing and great presentation. You got a new subscription. It is nice seeing/hearing someone talking about medicinal herbs outside of marijuana.
Weed is good for everything.
She is very good. I am going to find more videos with her.
Great videos, would love to learn more! Also, you remind me a bit of Eivør.
Nicely presented.
Excellent Video.
Very informative. Thanks for sharing.
very informative thanks for sharing
I wish this wonderful lady was my mummy.
Thanks I really enjoyed it. I am a American and some of your phrases are different. The trees we have the same trees a lot most of them. Enjoyed it hope you got more or maybe your own website. Gingdah 🚶💀
Great .love you mam
Good
A good recipe for the jelly is hawthorn berries & crab apples
John s manchester
Beautiful video, however just to highlight the point about acorns; if you want to use them as a food source, please don’t give them to animals without first realising that they can be highly poisonous/fatal to some animals, farming livestock including horses.
Could anyone please repeat the names? so I can look up in google for the dutch names of these trees for more information...thanks...
Silver, first one is viburnum, second - linden, third - oak, fourth - ash, fifth - elderberry, sixth - hawthorn (she also talked aout dandelions, by the way, the thorns on the hawthorns make really good toothpicks!).
Thanks Petit... for your time. i'll look them up now.
Please mention that certain berries like elderberry are poisonous, thanks.
You are you just like my Partner!