The Mighty Cedar of Lebanon

The Mighty Cedar of Lebanon

In this week’s episode of 'Sleepy Seedlings: The Bedtime Podcast with Trees', we explore the Mighty Cedars of Lebanon, trees that have stood for thousands of years, witnessing the passage of time. Revered for their strength and endurance, these majestic trees have been mentioned in texts as old as the Epic of Gilgamesh, where they were guarded by the fearsome Humbaba. With their deep roots and towering presence, the cedar trees remind us of the quiet resilience found in nature.


As you listen to the soothing sounds of a gentle breeze moving through the cedar branches and the soft hum of Lebanese night insects, let the strength of the cedar inspire you. Just as these trees have weathered countless storms, you too can find your inner calm and steadiness. Settle in, relax, and allow the quiet power of these ancient trees to guide you into peaceful rest.

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