

#Ggive a tree in memory note free#
Reunited with your banished heart, now healed and freed,Īnd feel the clear, free air bless your new face.

So that for the first time you can walk away from that place, May your forgiveness still the hunger of the wound

May they wash away your hurt and free your heart. Until your heart has wept its way to your true self.Īs your tears fall over that wounded place, Who can accompany you through the fear and grief May you be blessed with a wise and compassionate guide You will have to scrape through all the layers of coveringĪnd according to your readiness, everything will open. Only you know where the casket of pain is interred. Having waited all these years for you to return and know. Now the act of seeing begins your work of mourning.Īnd your memory is ready to show you everything, You could only see what touched you as already torn. That faced them through a dark fester of thornsĬonverting whoever came into a further figure of the wrong How deep down your eyes were always owned by something When you should have felt safe enough to fall toward love, You are coming to see how your looking often darkened That has grown always invisibly beside you You had forgotten you knew from the inside out Īnd a time when that bitter tree was planted Through the white curtain of yesterdays to a place When the pain takes you where you would rather not go, This is the season of your awkward harvesting, That gives every person present the opportunity to plant the trees in the way they best see fit.This is the age you are broken or turned into gold.įor Someone Awakening To The Trauma of His or Her Past:įor everything under the sun there is a time. Or you can extend the idea to others at a wake or memorial for someone you love by handing out seedlings as token gifts. For example, rather than sending a traditional bouquet of flowers, consider sending potted seedlings as remembrance trees. It’s also a nice idea to gift trees for a memorial garden for others. You can contribute to this in memory of your friend or family member. For example, Trees for a Change is a company that plants trees in places specifically identified by the Forest Service as needing them. This is a good way to work through your grief to the happy memories beneath.īut it’s also possible to extend the gesture of remembrance trees by working with organizations that plant trees in a forest where they are badly needed. One good way is to do the physical work yourself, picking out an appropriate young tree, finding an appropriate location, then digging the hole and caring for the tree yourself. There is more than one way to plant one or more trees for a memorial garden. In that way, memorial trees are much more life-affirming reminders of love than traditional tombstones or urns. Trees add to the beauty of the environment as well as contributing to the air we breathe. It can be a place of solace and peace for you, but also serve your family for generations as children and grandchildren can pay repeated visits to the spot. The gesture of planting a tree in memory of a friend or family member provides a long-term, living memorial. Read on for ideas about using trees for a memorial garden or as gifted remembrance trees. What better possible way to honor the memory of a loved one than planting a tree in their name? Remembrance trees for members of your family, friends or pets both serve as a memorial to that loss and, at the same time, affirm the circle of life.
