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Originally Posted by Church
OH YEAH!! I forgot to mention this in my post on page 1...
Beginning around 2 years ago it suddenly began "raining" honey all throughout the neighborhood that I live in, which is in the remnants of an old growth oak forest. Most of the trees around here are several hundred years old, go up and over the streets, cover people's entire properties, that sort of thing.
Well, I'd say about 2 years ago was when it began... I started seeing sticky spots of something on my car, and on the windshield. I thought it was sap at first, because I always parked in the same spot under the same tree, and I just figured that it was a dying tree, no big deal. But then, it just kept on coming. After a week or so of noticing the sticky drops, I then noticed an active bee colony up in the tree. I put two and two together, decided to wipe my finger in a freshly fallen droplet of the stuff off the hood of my car, and lo and behold, it was the sweetest most delicious honey I've ever tasted!
Well, I thought it was just that tree. I quickly discovered that at least 6 of my neighbors, from further down the street, were getting honey on their cars and property too. Keep in mind that was 2 years ago. I now live in another house in the same neighborhood (about 2 miles away) and there are trees dripping honey on us here too.
My thoughts are: Either all the old growth trees are dying around here, which makes an inviting home for colonies of bees... or, on the flip side of things, it has nothing to do with the health of the trees, and the bees are just doing extremely well, proliferating all over the place, far outside of the microcosm of my neighborhood. All I know is, as long as there are bees and honey, nature isn't ready to implode just yet.
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Your Honey story is intriguing!
I have noticed recently several articles of phenomenon of 'things' falling from the sky. Maybe Honey is being made in the atmosphere much the same way bees 'buzz' in the hive while making there pollinated syrup; honey.
Afterall Honey is converted pollen, a little bee spit and the right buzz 'tone.'
So, maybe the difference in energy fields is creating anew and maybe the Honey could be dropping like raindrops. Lots of pollen floating in the air then mixes with dew, salt mist, or raindrops and then a 'tone' (magic wand) to convert (cymatics) and wahlah Air Honey!!!!!!
Looks like even bees are using Magic Wands.