Patricia Mikkelson

Communicating with plants: a community practice that will be encouraged

Connecting with plants is such a joy to me. In some ways, I connect more deeply to plants than animals. I want to learn more about how to communicate with them. These videos and the article below were helpful.

This example of a man talking to plants and trees is so inspiring and beautiful. I feel uplifted and want to start doing this even more. Speaking aloud–prayers, appreciation, and words of encouragement–benefits both the receiver and the giver. I’m going to be singing more as well.
At minute 45 learn about how to communicate with plants. Very inspiring.

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This article gives lots of great tips on how to communicate with plants. I think if everyone communicated with plants, the world would be a much more peaceful, happy place.

Here is an excerpt:

“Start asking questions
At this point, you might be wondering, “What kind of questions should I ask?” Here are some examples to get the juices flowing: 

  • How are you? 
  • Please tell me about yourself. 
  • What do you need to be healthier? 
  • Am I watering you too much? 
  • What kind of nourishment (fertilizer) do you prefer? 
  • Is pruning good for you? If so, how should I do it? 
  • What kind of music do you like? 
  • What should I do to get rid of _______ (pests)? 
  • What other things would you like to tell me? 

Now, just send your questions, one at a time, over to the plant as I described above, and…

Relax into receiving the plant’s message
The responses you receive may come in a variety of forms, such as visual images, auditory messages in the form of words, whole sentences, or sounds, feelings or sensations in your body, smells, tastes, and sudden “knowings,” which I call ah–HAH’s!”

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