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“Poems are made by fools like me, but only God can make a tree.” –Joyce Kilmer

The song of the tree is silence. A tree is like a microphone set to the lips of nature. It amplifies the deep, rich quiet of peace. I invite you to listen to the silent song that the tree sings. Once you open, its song
draws your voice to it. It enfolds your conversations in its natural tones and your relationships become
soothed by its presence. The delicate and melodious silence softens your interactions. The power and
vigor of the tree supports your inner alignment. It boosts your confidence and reminds you of what you
love.
In order to sense the song of a tree, first open to the notion that the tree is really singing. As you realize
that the tree offers a strong vital vibration that modulates over time, you can understand this as a song.

Once you feel comfortable with this notion, understand that this is a song you will not hear with your
ears. Consider the possibility that you are completely capable of sensing this song as a feeling. Enter into
the possibility that the preset relationship between human beings and trees includes a sensitivity to each
other’s songs. Research has shown that plants respond to our offering of conversation and prayer. Of
course this is not a one-way street. We also respond to their message, which comes to us subtly through
their silent song.

Choirs of Trees

If you bring yourself into a receptive state of being, you can sense the very personal silence offered by any
tree. It is a gift to you from the tree. It is a natural and vigorous silence. It nourishes. It heals. It is alive.
In a forest or on a city street, you will find a choir of trees each expressing its own silent hum into the
magnificent chorus. Each tree pulses with its own rhythm and solos in its own voice.

Singing Along

You can sing with the trees. It doesn’t matter whether or not you think you are a good singer. When you sing silently you allow the hum of your inner nature to emanate from within you. When you let your
inner nature sing along with a tree you are amplifying your own nature and you are also harmonizing
your expression with another beautiful, natural silence. When you sing like a tree your voice is heard in
beneficial ways.

Low Silence

The roots of the tree offer low silence, deep bass silence. As you walk through your neighborhood, pause
at the roots of a well established tree. Listen to the silence. Let your inner silence sing with the deep tones
of the tree’s roots. This harmony helps ground you. It roots you within yourself.

High Silence

The high branches sing in a different tone. Their silence vibrates like a reed to the air passing through it.
Bring your song into harmonious relationship with the tall branches. This song uplifts you as you align
with it.

Silent Singing People

Once you have opened to the notion of trees singing and once you have listened and sung along, you may
want to take the next step.

If you and a friend both enjoy silently singing with trees, you may want to try doing this with each other.
You can both sit or stand and silently emanate with an intention to harmonize with the other’s silence.
Singing together like trees deepens your relationship with each other and prepares you to be able to do
this with more and more of the people (and trees) in your life. As you move through your day, you can
become increasingly tuned in to your own silent song and the silent songs of others. You can begin to
harmonize your silence with those around you. People may notice how good it feels to be around you.

By silently singing, you bring a conscious intention to your vibrational emanation. Your inner tone, which
at times may be noisy and haphazard, can become harmonious and pleasurable. This is the joy of
understanding your own silence as an inaudible song.
By listening to the silent song of the trees you train yourself into beauty. By listening to the silent song of
people, you move yourself toward loving relationships. By learning to sing along with the silence of
others, you enter an arena of sweet, sweet music that will never be heard by the ears, but will be felt and
appreciated by the hearts of the trees and the people in your life.

© Rebbie Straubing

You can receive Dr. Rebbie Straubing’s Free e-Course,
“7 Secrets for Manifesting Your Heart’s Desire,” at
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Rebbie is a workshop leader, Abraham Coach, and writer.

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