Be a Birch

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Be a Birch

Birches in autumn colours

Birches usually are strong, healthy trees. Let them show that it should pay to have more concern for yourself than for your competing neighbours.

One is to manoeuvre in the "in between" fields somehow. A lot of birches do to grow up.

One should stick to one's assets and advocate what promotes life.

Bear fruit and spread your influence: Conclude well and dominate little - maybe you can afford it.

Some forms of vanity may reflect unfulfilled, personal elegance.

One can definitely try to be with gentle persons, those whose inner life stream can be felt to be very good and rewarding in itself.

You can't reason a lot with an army in need of fuel - in need of soldiers.

Remain staunch to thrive. One should also do one's utmost so as not to get ensnared.

No matter what the carpenters tell you, or how often they say they like you, contracted carpenters are not real friends. It should be well to tap fit, artistic fairness and fluency from within yourself.

Birch (Betula)

The common name birch is derived from an old Germanic root, birka. The Proto-Germanic rune berkanan is named after the birch.
Birches are regarded as pioneer species, rapidly colonising open ground.
Birches are generally small to medium-size trees or shrubs. The fruit is a small samara. The bark is practically imperishable. The wood is close-grained with satiny texture and can take a fine polish; its fuel value is fair.

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