
Bringing Nature Indoors
When we set up natural objects in a way that they become a shrine, it’s a reminder to us of the sacredness of the world we live in.
When we set up natural objects in a way that they become a shrine, it’s a reminder to us of the sacredness of the world we live in.
Cooking is another activity that connects us to our roots. Our ancestors, mostly women, have been cooking for ages.
Rare are the grains, fruit and vegetables that look and taste like the original versions that evolved naturally, before the age of agriculture.
I wonder if a lot of our self-sabotage isn’t about burning up this uncomfortable energy. The release that we feel after having burned it up becomes the pleasure factor that can turn it into an addiction.
We think that we need to go to a gym to get a complete workout, but nature is a pretty good fitness center as well.
In the space of a few centuries, which is very short on the scale of time, we have changed our way of living drastically. I believe that our bodies and minds are suffering from all the changes in our modern world.
I have the firm conviction that if we are to make lasting change, our hearts need to be deeply rooted in a very sacred space. A space which connects us all together.