Or three trees. Or a dozen.

Now get a tree seedling or sapling, and actually plant it - in your yard or...??? You’ll feel good doing it. Water it now and then. Nurture it.

It’s good for beauty, for shade, for our Earth.

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Think about planting a hundred trees...

Below is a short passage from Doug Boyd's book Swami. Boyd had been working as an assistant to Swami Rama (from India), who had been monitored and investigated by the large medical research and training center The Menninger Foundation, in Topeka, Kansas. In previous months, the Swami had demonstrated that he could do amazing things, and he was now returning to India. Boyd writes:

"This was the first time I had used the dymo [a hand-held mechanical labelmaker for containers, luggage, etc - requires a strong hand]. It must have required a thousand squeezes. When everyone else had left for home, I remained at my desk, squeezing the dymo. Many times I punched the words 'Property of the Menninger Foundation' and 'Research Department, The Menninger Foundation, Topeka, Kansas, USA.' Then as an additional favor to the swami, I decided to make identification labels for him to attach wherever he wished on his suitcases and personal belongings.

"It was nearly seven o'clock when [the research assistant] came into my office. I said, 'Look at my hand.' By this time I had produced three large blisters. They were bright red, very raw, and very painful... 'I want to drop these [labels] off for the swami on my way home.'

"I realized that I had indeed foolishly overdone it as I drove us down the hill from the west campus to the Holiday Inn. I could not use my right hand. It was painful enough when I didn't move it.

"I turned back away from the [hotel] doorway, and Swami came out to the lobby... 'We're on our way home, Swami,' I said. 'I just wanted you to know I left the labels for your luggage at the desk.'

"'Thank you,' Swami said, shaking my hand. 'Many times thank you, thank you! I have never told you I appreciate, but I really appreciate.'

"It was a long handshake, and it felt to me like an expression of farewell. When at last he released, we started for the door. As I reached to push on the large glass doors I realized what had happened. I stopped and looked at my hand. The three painful holes in my hand had disappeared as though I had dreamed them. There was no sign the blisters had ever been there!"

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