The Lyrics From Ernie's Forest Chapter 452 Catching A Virus From A Tree

0:00You do realize that podcasting doesn't have to be in a galaxy far far far away. The goal is to get you to come and play. That's what arrow.net is all about ARROE.net, 21 different podcasts to choose from for every mood and mindset you're going to step into, even when you least expect it. Arrow.net, ARROE.net, enjoy your exploration. Ernie was by Blue Crown for 34 years. He and I overlook this beautiful forest right here in South Charlotte, North Carolina. I mean every day Ernie and I would sit in this beautiful home overlooking the trees, nearby lake, and every bit the wildlife that peacefully strolls about the earth. Ernie and I share the same vision. It's this forest. I mean we both looked into these trees and we studied the Earth below. I mean there's something very spiritual going on here. It's the lyrics from Ernie's Forest. We both have received an amazing amount of energy, but I have put my trust and skills as

1:01a student into what he was willing to share with me. These are not my words. These are the lyrics from Ernie's Forest. Chapter number 452, October 19, 2024. With so much sickness on this planet right now, can a human's illnesses bring harm to a tree or a forest? Well, Arborists and scientists are quick to say, that's not even possible. Now that doesn't mean that trees don't get viruses. It comes from fungi, bacteria, bad soil, and weeds. When a beautiful tree comes down with a virus, its outreach can be seen as yellowing in the leaves, stunted growth, and its bark pretty much looks pretty bad. A tree's virus can infect humans with low immune numbers. I didn't know that. Also on the list are insects. If you prune your trees, which I do, you should always wash your hands when you're finished. The viruses can be transferred to you. The best way to

2:05help a sick tree is to contact an Arborist. They understand tree illnesses. They can easily tweak things up a bit and provide tips on keeping your tree extremely healthy. A tree's worst disease is not from the weeds or from the soil. It's the fricking human bean. Globalization and climate change are weakening this one strong limb that flies high in the sky above. Those beautiful tall trees. I live at a forest. We face the viruses every year. And you know when it's happening, and we do call in the Arborist. One of the first things they do is they get out there and they study what is going on exactly what they said. They study in the leaves, they're studying the soil, they're studying everything around it because the leaves and the weeds are going to tell you a bigger, thicker story. But in order to keep this forest healthy, that also means cleaning up after you've taken the limbs off. Don't just let them sit on the floor because, oh, I'm trying to fortify

3:08the energy. It's not that way. What you've got to do is you've got to give them air to breathe, and you've got to be able to give them the possibility of having an intention to be able to reach even higher in the sky than what they're doing. And if we're stunting their growth by humanizing everything, you know, to make it look like it's the front cover of a home depot magazine, that's not going to work either. And giving them too much water is really going to be a problem. It's learning the art of tree loving. It is a physical fact that you've got to understand their lifestyle because they're not going to sit there and figure out the human. No, we're in their world. Now, the question is, are you going to ask the right questions? Or are you going to be the typical human? You're just going to go out there and chop it, sass down and forget the tree even existed. Oh, wait, there's a stump there. Yeah, that was from a chapter of the past. No, make it your present, save the trees, give them love, and if they have a virus, get in touch with an arborist. I'm Aaron. These are not my words. These are the lyrics from Ernie's

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