We have spent this week filling the well; today, we water the village. After mapping your Roots and honoring your Branches, we turn our attention to Reciprocity of the Earth. This episode is an invitation to create a Nature Mandala— an ephemeral circle of beauty made from fallen leaves, stones, and twigs. It is a "Thank You" note to the land, a gathering place for your lineage, and a physical prayer for your community. Come weave your personal peace back into the collective web. ···─···─ ·𖥸· ...
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We have spent this week filling the well; today, we water the village. After mapping your Roots and honoring your Branches, we turn our attention to Reciprocity of the Earth. This episode is an invitation to create a Nature Mandala— an ephemeral circle of beauty made from fallen leaves, stones, and twigs. It is a "Thank You" note to the land, a gathering place for your lineage, and a physical prayer for your community. Come weave your personal peace back into the collective web. ···─···─ ·𖥸· ...
Many of us live with a subtle sense of separation—walking on the land, looking at the sky, feeling exposed to the elements. But today, we shift the perspective. We explore the biological and spiritual reality that we live within the Earth—nestled beneath the arc of her atmosphere, breathing her breath, and held inside her membrane like a child in a womb. Through the poem "Within Her," this episode invites you to feel the air touching your skin not as empty space, but as the body of the Earth ...
Nature Practice
We have spent this week filling the well; today, we water the village. After mapping your Roots and honoring your Branches, we turn our attention to Reciprocity of the Earth. This episode is an invitation to create a Nature Mandala— an ephemeral circle of beauty made from fallen leaves, stones, and twigs. It is a "Thank You" note to the land, a gathering place for your lineage, and a physical prayer for your community. Come weave your personal peace back into the collective web. ···─···─ ·𖥸· ...
