Witchcraft - стр. 6

If the roots and trunk are parasitic, (they take a lot and give almost nothing in return) then it may end with the extinction of the entire genus. The situation is reversed. If a family gave a leaf a lot in life, for example, a happy childhood, good education, access to material goods and knowledge, but received nothing in return (for example, the family did not multiply children, this leaf did not multiply the benefits of this family, but only spent) this also leads to the degradation and extinction of the genus.

If the parents (trunk) die, the branches automatically become the trunk, especially if the branches already have leaves, small or already large children.

The trunk may start to conflict with the roots if they are accustomed to parasitize and the side that is energetically stronger will win the conflict. If the root is weak and almost rotten, the strong trunk will subsequently get rid of weak and rotten roots and put down new roots, time will pass and the trunk will become a strong root.

Frosya

Don't throw dolls people…

I was in a store recently, and my gaze accidentally fell on a dirty bunny stuffed toy, no, it wasn't for sale, it was lying on bottles of alcohol. Probably, someone forgot it, and the sellers found it and put it in a prominent place. It looked nondescript and unattractive, far from being a new and very sad toy, but this toy stood out as a very powerful magical artifact. It seemed that no one but me noticed this abandoned bunny. It was as if everyone's eyes had been turned away from this toy. The clerk from that store told me that the bunny had been in their store for a very long time, so long ago that no one in that store would even remember when it appeared. My son and I went back to that store and picked up the abandoned bunny. I washed it, dried it on the batteries and started studying it. A spirit was attached to the bunny as an anchor in the human world. It looks like an air elemental, but I'm not sure. That spirit in the abandoned bunny told me that the girl, his mistress called him "Frosya", she lost him in the store, the spirit in the bunny waited a long time for his mistress that she would come back for him, but she never came. Frosya waited and waited, but he never got there. That's why I counted the energy of longing and loneliness from the toy; probably spirits also get attached to people in their own way and even miss them. My sincere sympathy won over the abandoned spirit, and he decided to change his mistress. Frosya lives with us now.