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· ...
When we feel overwhelmed by the state of the world, it is easy to feel like we are doing this all alone. But the truth is, you are backed by a mountain range of ancestors, teachers, and guides. Today, we sit with the wisdom of Dr. Maya Angelou, who reminds us that we never enter a room—or a storm—by ourselves. We bring everyone who has ever been kind to us. This episode is a practice in mapping your own Roots and gathering your own "Bouquet of Rainbows"—calling in the grandmothers, the author...
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· ...
