The hierarchy of the Genus tree.
The leaves on the tree of any of the genera are children, the small branches on the tree are teenagers, and at the junction of the trunk and branch these people are usually young parents, but usually the trunk are the parents of grown-up children. The roots, as you might guess, are the eldest in the family of grandparents.
In many genera, the hierarchy is now broken, it turns out that the leaves and branches feed the trunk of the tree and the roots. The young invest energy and material resources in their older relatives when, as older relatives, they do not give anything in return, and if they do, it is immeasurable with what the leaves and twigs gave them. This will cause the leaves and fruits to fall off the tree and can later create their own kind. The leaves are ordinary unremarkable children, the fruits are talented people who are able to create and create. In the tree of the genus, it is the roots and trunk that nourish the leaves, fruits and branches of the tree, and not otherwise. The energy of the family goes from the parent to the children. This is the law of energy. That’s why grandparents feed their parents, and parents feed their children. By nutrition, I mean the material and spiritual support that a parent can give their child. This includes the energy protection that a mother gives to her child and the material protection that a father provides to a leaf and his twig. It is not for nothing that it is believed that the most powerful occult protection is the protection of the mother.
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.