[Charryith]

i've been wondering about those trees too, dariusdjc.

having some understanding of sacred geometry and a familiarity with stan tennen's work it has crossed my mind that there is no reason palm trees should look substantially different from each other. sure, breakage due to weathering, leaning due to constant high winds, these type of environmental energies cause growing forms to take unique measures to succeed within that environment.

but, left in perfect conditions would not the sacred geometries inherent within or produced by the torsional fields produce extremely similar plants of any sort? the fibonacci unfoldings are set (here in 3d).

i don't think we should throw this one out just yet. of course it may just be that i am saddened that debunking is so easy. in fact, most debunking is just a suggestion, and then we ourselves do the rest of the work, turning over our individual discretion to the general consensus. i'm not ready to do that with this one yet.

and yes, i'd rather be wrong but keep the door of possibility open than to wait and wait until i'm absolutely "sure" and there is tangible "proof" and keep that door shut forever.

so, if anyone has a collection of palm tree pictures and would like to do a little comparing for cheap thrills i'm all for it! let's not simply let this be a case of not being able to see the ufos for the forest!

love, blessings, and abundance,

frank-o