Blog 17: "Beyond The Trees"

Have you ever been in a park, looked up at a few tall trees and wondered, 
What's really beyond those trees in the sky? I did recently.
I was on a 2 mile walk this week, and I stopped walking for a moment to take a deep breath. I looked up at the trees, then at the clouds. I began to watch the animals run through the trees and thought,
I remember when a child shared with me what was seen "Beyond The Trees" in their family's backyard
I called my best friend and said,
I have a story to blog. She gets excited and usually attempts to coarse me into telling her the details of the blog, but I make her wait (evil me). However, I mentioned that during my walk I recalled a time when children told me about seeing aborigines in trees. I wanted to discuss it with her because I knew that I could not recall all of the details to write a long story about them. So,
I waited until I could connect their stories to previous posts on this blog.
My best friend encouraged me to go ahead and write it. I think she believed that I remembered more about one story in particular, than I believed that I did.
You can be the judge.

Beyond The Trees
What triggered my memory was not only my walk in the park, but someone asked me a question about seeing ghosts in trees on my Quora page. It was an "aha" moment for me! Reason being, there were some Nebulous Children who discussed seeing "ghosts in trees." What the children typically meant was that they saw ghosts in forest preserves or in shared common ground behind their family homes. Sometimes, builders will keep the forest preserve for the neighborhood, and that was were a few of the children would see ghosts To them, they appeared as "ghosts in trees."
Remember that I am always telling the stories of children
Then there was Child E
Child E would see two ghosts hiding in the trees behind Child E's home, but would also venture out there to play with them. I remember that these two ghosts would appear as children to Child E, who often described them to me as wearing clothes that were kid friendly, if you will, and bright in color. Child E was drawn to them because they would encourage Child E to play with them in the forest, "beyond the trees." That was,
Scary to me!
I definitely had Child E's parents involved whether they knew about Child E's ability to see ghosts or not. I don't quite recall whether or not Child E's parents knew about Child E's ability to see ghosts, but safety came into play here, and I do remember that part well. I remember the day, the heat from the sun, and where we were located when I disclosed this potentially harmful "play" to them.
How do I know if some person was hiding in the forest coercing Child E to play with him or her?
That was a situation that I call, 
When Ghosts Meet the Dr. Lisa
Why?

• Because I had/have a duty to protect my clients.
• Because I am a mandated reporter (for child/elder abuse).
• I am a mother.
• I do not like anyone who harms children. Not at all.
• Mostly because no kid should meet anything, not even ghosts, alone in the woods without their parents or guardians.

Child E made me afraid.
Child E would mostly meet with these ghosts at night and again, without Child E's parents to play with ghosts. Typically, the ghosts would disappear once Child E's parents would be near, according to Child E. For example, if Child E was playing with the ghosts and a parent appeared, then they would go away. Actually, I do remember Child E would allow the ghosts in the Child E's bedroom and they would disappear when Child E's parents would tuck Child E into bed at night. 
They would go into hiding in Child E's closet
All Nebulous Children reported that to me; that ghosts disappear when parents appear, because they are afraid of adults. Especially adults who are not fearful of ghosts. I was told by children and parents who can see ghosts that even when they were kids, that ghosts are even more fearful of parents who could see them. Especially those parents who would demand that the ghosts leave their kids alone and leave their property,
In God's name
Ghosts are not as tough as you think that they are, even if you cannot see them
Not even dark angels
Child E reminds me a lot of Child C, but Child E was a bit more friendly with ghosts. Child E enjoyed their company outside to play with them, and collectively, Child E's parents and I experienced more difficulty with removing them from Child E's environment. Remember,
Ghosts are manipulative.
They are not our friends.
Not even "some" angels.
Child E worked with me for psychological testing only. I work with my clients for quite awhile during testing, and get to know them as best as I can in a period of a few days or weeks. Child E and I discussed seen ghosts and playing with them. However, my time had to end with Child E. Once the testing was completed and feedback given to Child E's parents, I did not see this child again. Still,
I have a few other stories about children seeing ghosts from "Beyond The Trees."
There is one story that I will share with you about a child who saw ghosts dressed up as hippies, or having on 70s apparel hiding in the trees...
....but you'll have to wait until next week to learn about this kiddo, and how this child helped me to understand that not all (white/glowing) angels,
Are God's angels...