(Treebeard explains how devas actually work with the plant world to help with a plant’s growth. He does let us in on the fact that he can appease devas and have them help him with any growing problems he has.) 

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Treebeard: okay let us continue and make more lively of discussion.

Russ: okay, I have a question on chakras that I’ve been working with. Treebeard and I were working on this last week too and the way devas……

Treebeard: hmmm?

Russ: their speed of chakras must be much higher than sixth dimension and even further to a point where they’re invisible?

Treebeard: it would be hard to say, I know devas but how they operate is hard for me that they are mystical in how they operate.

Russ: hmm.

Treebeard: I know how to appease them, I know how to make them do what I wish but more is open to debate and conjecture.

Russ: right which is what I have been debating on myself is how do they interact with the plant kingdom as far as their energy and the plant that they’re working with's energy? Perhaps if you knew that, I might have a better idea.

Treebeard: being of way that work, they work in ways that are what we neglect. They are concerned with leaf and root. The roots are important for nutrition and advancement but leaf also plays much importance in creating food to be stored in roots. So devas being of aware of this, work in ways that encourage leaf to bend in way to generate maximum nutritional capability and once leaf become old, dispense. Deva see that plant grow in place not suited ignore, neglect and will eventually cease to function as plant and be returned to ground for nutritional absorbment. But plant ideally situated that need little nudge of help, get from deva that desire to do so. But short-term plant come and go in a blink of a deva’s mind or be there for a long time if being of plant that deva enjoys existing. It is important to restate that devas live on different time perception than we do. A year can be a second, a blink of a eye for them but a second can be an eternity. It is a paradox.

Russ: hmmm.

Treebeard: feel free to open to conjecture.

Skip: uh-hmm.

Russ: I’m dwelling on that one.

Treebeard: okay, then maybe offer different opening? As you know, I am keen on plants, primary love great trees of size. Maybe that opening of floor for more debate or discussion? Or am I……? I am being of too dry.

(everyone laughs)

Skip: you’re doing just fine.

Treebeard: okay.....it being of pleasure, I go and depart.

Skip: okay, thank you.

Russ: thank you.

Laura: thank you.