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People Trees, chapter 3, “King of Trees” - Coggle Diagram
People Trees, chapter 3, “King of Trees”
The Pipal tree, also known as the Ashvattha in Sanskrit literature
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Who is a Pipal Tree?
Trees communicate
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all life has consciousness. You, me, any tree, all life forms
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A tree can embody many things, a God a fortm of nature or even a relative who has passed away
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The pipal tree in Indian Hindu culture is clearly assumed to be an animate, sentient being with feelings and consciousness
The pipal tree is considered by some to be atrimurti, that is, a compound form of the three major Hindu divinities Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva.