Are You, Are You Coming To the Tree (Part 4)... with Me?!

Continuing on from my previous post, what the songs title "Coming to the Tree" reminds me of is an earlier 11/16/11 post in my Toumai Blog: Barrumba, A Boom that Beckons!!, where "tree" and "heart" also factor in, note this excerpt:

• There are many meaningful tidbits that I (along with my inner twin) have incorporated in writing this book as well as the other three.  As an example, the name Rosetha was a modification of the name "Rosita", who is an actual baby girl that was born at around the time that I was writing the Fanny Oakleaf story.  The interesting story behind Rosita is that she was born in a tree!!  When Rosita's mother was pregnant for her, she climbed  a tree in order to escape a flood that killed many of her people and destroyed their homes.  In the two days that it took for her to be rescued, she gave birth to Rosita.  The name Rosita no doubt means "like a Rose"... and its interesting since I recently posted a "rose synchronicity", thus forming yet another cluster synchro (I'm reminded that a rose is nott without its thorns... at least in the wild). To read an Article about Rosita: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/africaandindianocean/mozambique/1351281/Baby-born-in-tree-is-a-special-child.html

My Tou Sense is that the inner twin world are reiterating the "Flood potential" in certain coastal areas where tectonic plate activity is most affected by the rebounding and settling of the earths plates as a result of the last glacial event.  One of the areas most threatened is Florida... and note the "flower" in Florida's prefix ... jives with "Rosita" (like a Rose).  Note from Florida's wiki page:

• Florida was the first part of the continental United States to be visited by Europeans. The earliest known European explorers came with the Spanishconquistador Juan Ponce de León. De León spotted the peninsula on April 2, 1513, and he named the region La Florida ("flowery land")

So note as well the "Leon" in the name re Juan Ponce de Leon.... I detect a bit of a cryptic phrase, and if you recall, an earlier parallel was made with the name John/Juan to French Jeune and the name Jung which both mean "YOUNG", so with that in mind, we then get "Young pounce on the Lion" and/or Lion pounce on the young".