What if the wisdom you’re searching for is already blooming through the cracks at your feet? Lyn sits down with Ruth Green, a feminist pagan and community gardener, to trace a life lived in conversation with nature—from childhood days spent still among rabbits to leading a small, potent circle that honours the Wheel of the Year. Together we unpack how beauty becomes a practice, why wildflowers are not “weeds,” and how pollinators turn a garden into a living system that feeds both vegeta...
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What if the wisdom you’re searching for is already blooming through the cracks at your feet? Lyn sits down with Ruth Green, a feminist pagan and community gardener, to trace a life lived in conversation with nature—from childhood days spent still among rabbits to leading a small, potent circle that honours the Wheel of the Year. Together we unpack how beauty becomes a practice, why wildflowers are not “weeds,” and how pollinators turn a garden into a living system that feeds both vegeta...
Habit, expectation, inspiration or spark; seeing what's behind our actions
I am Enough
54 minutes
6 months ago
Habit, expectation, inspiration or spark; seeing what's behind our actions
Do you ever take time to notice what is behind the actions you are taking? In this episode I have a conversation with Alex Papworth and Mark Henderson about what we can learn from leaves around taking action. This led us to talk about balancing being and doing, doing things with ease and flow, bringing in seasonality, giving and receiving and noticing when that is transactional or from a place of reciprocity. We also look at what is driving our actions; how they can be habitual, expected of u...
I am Enough
What if the wisdom you’re searching for is already blooming through the cracks at your feet? Lyn sits down with Ruth Green, a feminist pagan and community gardener, to trace a life lived in conversation with nature—from childhood days spent still among rabbits to leading a small, potent circle that honours the Wheel of the Year. Together we unpack how beauty becomes a practice, why wildflowers are not “weeds,” and how pollinators turn a garden into a living system that feeds both vegeta...
