YouTube: https://youtu.be/X74Xp9ppfAc
Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/video/LHn3yQH1URlB/
Brighteon: https://www.brighteon.com/ce0b8932-ac2e-4082-bf4d-5e6e77d73895
Lbry.tv: https://open.lbry.com/@adrianr:8/ep-153-the-living-souls-of-plants-adrian:d?r=F2y2tkFVYf6fh1r9c2P62qysekfoE7rj

I want to point you towards the nature of plants and trees, and our relationship with them.

There is so much more going on that we are led to believe. Commercial agriculture is destroying nature and the plants abilities to feed us. But that is also a story for another video.

Plants feels, smell, taste, respond to tough and kind words and bad words, intentions, they have memory. In fact they do pretty much everything the animals do but just don’t move about.

Some fascinating information in these books:
The Secret Life of Plants: A Fascinating Account of the Physical, Emotional, and Spiritual Relations Between Plants and Man (Tomkins)
https://amzn.to/3kD45sH

Excerpt:
Plants Have ESP

Backster wanted to see if the plant would have any other reactions. According to past experience, Backster knew that a good way to elicit a strong reaction from a person is to threaten that person. So Backster dunked the leaves of the plant into hot coffee. No reaction. Then he thought of something more terrifying: burn the leaves that were connected to the lie detector. With this thought, even before he went to get a match, a bullish curve rapidly appeared on the graph paper. When he came back with a match, he saw that another peak appeared on the curve. It was likely that when the plant saw he was determined to start burning, it got frightened again. If he showed hesitation or reluctance to burn the plant, the reactions recorded by the lie detector were not so acute. And when he merely pretended to take action to burn the leaves, the plant had almost no reactions. The plant was even able to distinguish true intentions from false ones. Backster nearly rushed out into the street to shout, “Plants can think! Plants can think!” With this astonishing discovery, his life was changed forever.

Later, when Backster and his colleagues did experiments around the country with different instruments and different plants, they observed similar results. They discovered that even if leaves were picked off from a plant and cut into pieces, the same reactions were recorded when these pieces were placed near the lie detector electrodes. When a dog or an unfriendly person suddenly came in, the plant reacted too.

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Plants Can Recognize People

In order to test how well a plant can recognize things, Backster called on six students, blindfolded them, and asked them to draw lots from a hat. One of the choices had instructions to uproot one of the two plants in the room and destroy it by stomping on it. The “murderer” had to do the deed alone, and no one else was to know the culprit’s identity, including Backster. In that way, the remaining plant could not sense who the “killer” was from other people’s thoughts. The experiment was set up so that the plant would be the exclusive witness.

When the remaining live plant was connected to a lie detector, every student was asked to pass by it. The plant had no reactions to five students. But when the student who had committed the crime walked by, the electronic pen started drawing frantically. This reaction indicated to Backster that plants are able to remember and identify the person or thing that causes them harm.

The Hidden Life of Trees: The International Bestseller – What They Feel, How They Communicate
https://amzn.to/3kxskYY

As always please do your own research, thinking and draw your own conclusions.