ENERGY OF TREES
BIOENERGETIC LANDSCAPES
The approach known as “Bioenergetic Landscapes” comes from recent studies in the field of bio-electromagnetism. It allows us to measure the biological influence that the weak energy fields emitted by various plant species can have on the functioning of our organs and systems.
With precise measurements in the field of microwaves it can be verified that the emissions of trees placed under certain magnetic conditions are able to change favourably, for some metres, the electromagnetic environment around them. This positively affects the psycho-physical stress of the organism and energetically nourishes the organs of the human body, thus increasing the overall sense of well-being.
The empirical observation, conducted since ancient times in practically every culture of the world, that some places generate more favourable conditions for well-being and human health than others, finds today a rational explanation through this investigation technique. Its effectiveness, in turn, is confirmed by advanced measurement techniques with bioresonance and bioelectrography instruments.
Two special trees
Two trees, the “MAGIC BEECH” (“Faggio Magico”) and “THE BIG EUROPEAN SPRUCE” (“Il Grande Abete Rosso”), have been identified as examples of trees capable of extending a beneficial energetic action into their surrounding space, positively modifying the electromagnetic quality of the area and favourably influencing various organs of the human body. Stopping at these trees allows you to draw on their supporting energy while also encouraging a different empathetic interaction with nature, perhaps through the practice of tree hugging.
Tree hugging
This therapy is still little known in Italy, while, for example, in Australia there are special signs within the parks that invite visitors to hug trees and in Northern European countries there is a culture based on the embrace of trees called “tree hugging”.
Hugging a tree means entering into a new connection with nature, establishing an interaction between the tree’s vital energy and your own.
Can it be a bit embarrassing? But no, trees will give us the time to make ourselves comfortable. For example, we can start by sitting under the tree with our back leaned against the trunk, closing our eyes and taking long and deep breaths. In this way we will start to relax and get in tune with the forest. When we feel ready, we can bring our hands to the bark, observing it well, smelling it, getting to know it, and then we finally hug it!
Hugging a tree is a truly unique experience, surely it cannot be miraculous, but if you are able to put yourself in the right spiritual condition you can experience a synchrony of energy that will leave a lasting impression… and it costs nothing to try.
Along the paths of Parco del Respiro some trees more suitable than others are reported. These trees have a great bioenergetic potential and they consist of some spruce and a beech.