Africa's oldest baobab trees have been dying off in the past 12 years...

[Mister Obvious]

https://www.yahoo.com/news/shocking-die-...01577.html

They're trying to blame it on climate change, but that just isn't the case...

This is why they are dying off...

The earth plane has been going through a process of adjustment...

http://www.sectual.com/thread-6536.html

It's a symptom of the shift in general.

It was also alluded to here in a recent Clif High interview...

http://www.sectual.com/thread-358-post-52069.html

44:36 Clif explains the forests/what's going on with the trees turning brown and branches falling off, tree scourge, etc. and relating it to the ice ages in the past.

Our progression through the interstellar medium is causing a host of changes to take effect within the very structure of the reality matrix. It's only related to the climate insomuch as the climate is affected by the other factors at play in the interstellar trajectory.

[zenba]

the symbology of the `trees of life` dying is astounding.

[zenba]

i had another thought about this. baobab trees, despite being extraordinarily hardy, have limited lifespans. what if they are older than suspected and were all planted in the same timeframe? in that case, it would make sense for them to die off around the same time. they are said to live around 3,000 years and the oldest estimates for them are around 2,500 years.

[Mister Obvious]

It sounds plausible Genba... brilliant actually.

I still can't dismiss the concept of the 'shift' taking place though, considering some of the things I've seen happening to the trees in my own yard and locale in general.

Strange times.

[Mister Obvious]

[user94]

How do we know though for sure they are dying out? What if Earth isn't breeding a new species? You know like a DNA fracture some new species of tree which carries the DNA of this one? Science wont tell you this as they are paid to spread their agenda.