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Golden Lifetree is an independant non-profit project which creates a connection through art to nature and the soul and nourishes peace and harmony in the world. The project moves as the Caravan of the Golden Lifetree around the world and makes stops in different countries. With various exhibitions and events it creates a platform for people to meet each other and nature freely and blissfully anew for a peaceful, harmonious and conscious living together on planet Earth.

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Initial tree of the “Silent Journey” 2015 in Heidelberg

Impressions of the first Silent Visit with the Old Oak
in Heidelberg at Königstuhl (Germany)

An old and strong tree~being with a long history… She contacted Smoenjala just before she left the city and gave her the message that she will be the initial force giving tree of this journey. She will pour in the first energy flow that shall join to the next sacred power place and strenghten the Golden Net around the world.

quercus robur heidelbergBotanical name: Quercus robur
Location: Heidelberg, Germany
Coordinates: 49.379852811156255, 8.724238872528076
Circunference: unknown
Height: unknown
Age:  unknown
Healing Effects: astringent, antibacterial, hemostatic, anti-inflammatory, helps sore throat, diarrhea, mucosal inflammation, stomach ulcers, hemorrhoids, diabetes, cystitis, eczema, Fusschweiss, athlete’s foot, chilblains, varicose veins, burns (mild), boils, bleeding gums, pressure ulcers (bedsores), cuts
Celtic Tree Circle: steadfast, courageous, flexible, reliable, creative, skillful, inventive (31.03.)

Impressions: http://tinyurl.com/quercus-heidelberg

Further insights into the different aspects of the Oak:

You can meditatate with this tree and embrace the healing energies flowing through it.
Intuitively go to the image that attracts you in this moment…

Affirmation:
“I open myself and accept everything that flows towards me
through this Light-Gate out of the Flow of the Purest Divine Consciousness…
And i accept the healing
THANK YOU”

Photos: © Smoenjala ~ Golden Lifetree

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Impressions of Silent Visit in Bad Endorf (Germany)

with the European beech (Fagus sylvatica) in a snowy silence

 

Photos: © Smoenjala ~ Golden Lifetree

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European Beech

(Fagus sylvatica)

Bad Endorf, Deutschland

Now we are getting to the northern climes of this winterly caravan route: in Germany, on the edge of the grove south-east of Hofham in Bad Endorf next to the well-known Chiemgau-core Rosenheim we have applied by a copper beech for a Silent Visit. This European Beech (Fagus sylvatica) with a circumference of estimated 7.6 meters, a height of 37 meters and a ripe old age of about 280 years is a splendid example. While this beauty is nestled comfortably in her deciduous and needle-proned neighborhood in summer, she juts out her extremely straightforward, distinctive character with a lush crown unmistakably apparent in the wintertime.

European Beech at Hofham

 

Fagus sylvatica botanicalBotanical name: Fagus sylvatica
Location: Bad Endorf near Rosenheim, Germany
Coordinates: 47.903053, 12.317084
Circunference: about 7,6 meters
Height: about 37 meters
Age: almost 280 years
Healing Effects: antibacterial, expectorant, antipyretic, antitussive, helps with gastric hyperacidity, intestinal problems, skin diseases, rheumatism, gout
Celtic Tree Circle: intuitive, determined, responsible, trustworthy, inspiring, mysterious (22.12.)

→ The Beech was Tree of the Year 1990!

The European Beech (Fagus sylvatica) belongs to the species of deciduous trees and grows in large parts of Western and Central Europe, Asia and North America. In the forests of Germany she is even the most common deciduous tree and is one of the most important and most diverse timber woods.

In the Celtic Lifetree Circle the Beech is one of the four main trees. The Beech-born are described as intuitive, determined, responsible, trustworthy, inspierierend and mysterious.

Further insights into the different aspects of the Beech:

Photo Fagus sylvatica: © http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotbuche