Why Did They Cut Down All The Giant Trees?

The world used to be filled with giant trees. Now we're left with tiny remnant. the last of the giant forests. The redwoods and giant sequoia are the most substantial but there are pockets of giant forests still existing in diverse places. These giant trees are spoken of in mythology and were revered as sacred. Unfortunately they are all but gone and even the largest tree in the world, the Hyperion, is forbidden by authorities to access and is punishable by a $5,000 fine and jail time.

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[seeer]

The fixation with killing things in this world is ridiculous and sad.

[CJDolanART]

Maybe this is why we all feel so disconnected now. Our deep roots of spiritual connection to each other and the earth has been slowly being severed over the years and I think we can all feel it 😞

[VjwefyxcsBfignksvycahb]

I’ve spent years chasing answers in documentaries, podcasts, even ancient texts—and none of it hit me the way The Exiled Principles of Power by Kairo Vantrel did. It’s like it was written for the few who are ready to break the illusion and remember who they really are.

[nomaderic]

If you find this interesting and if you have the means, i strongly recommend going to the California Redwoods in person. You can see pictures and videos all day, but when you step inside one of those redwood groves, you feel like you are transported to another world, an ancient world. Your brain can't comprehend how large they are until you are standing next to one.

[jp]

The first Avatar movie had great 'hidden in plain sight' truths regarding the giant tree and much more regarding spiritual living.

[apm]

I can see a giant tree stump from the backyard of my house. I live in Chula Vista, California and can see the ocean and Tijuana, Mexico from my backyard. Deep in the wilderness of Tijuana past civilization you can make out a HUGE tree stump that would clearly reach the heavens, but now sits as a "plateau" or flat mountain

[jaysmith]

Very thought provoking, it's hard to believe nobody said "let's not cut these giants down and see how high they grow"

[libertyblueskyes]

We must start using Hemp products. Hemp makes wood, concrete, paper, plastic and some 50, 000 products that replace forest and fossil fuel products.

[Eiight]

Wish I could go back in time to stop this crime against humanity. Let them grow!

[harmionaniki]

This made me so depressed... Human greed knows no limits...

[rolandhellmann]

Everytime i have seen pictures of workers, standing proud at the body of a giant-tree, they have cut down, disgust and anger grew in me. This feelings make now a lot more sense to me.

[the_pov_channel]

Cool video. Must have been unreal to live amongst the giants

[Seattle_Kiwi]

I am so saddened and sickened by what our ancestors have done to these beautiful trees around the world. Killing these huge forests feels evil.

[Dubsizzla]

I live in a place in South Central BC where many of these giants lived. Unfortunately, 130 years ago, they were all cut down in the name of progression. We will have to wait 1000 years to see these giants in this area again.

[travisschaefer]

This video was great! I absolutely love the perspective.
It becomes more and more obvious that there was either an intentional, or unintentional plot to sever us from our ancestors and what they knew.
As a result we are weaker and far less in tune with our universe.
Great work! Thank you!!

[kalyasaify]

they want us to forget... forget what they have done. being alive now is fascinating yet so frightening at the same time. our zeitgeist is way too dark but it's about to change

[jamesboaz]

There is a massive force trying like hell to break our connection to the spirit of this world. Such acts are nothing short of pure evil.

[jennifferjude]

Think of the medicines we’ve lost. It’s heartbreaking.

[Psychedelic_Wolf]

Didn’t expect you to mention the sacred medicines psychedelics, loved it

[mealbla]

The ceder trees in Louisiana used to be huge too. They just started to ge a good size and people came in to make mulch until a conservation group stopped them