Stressed, busy mind or any other reason for not being connected to yourself ? Go for a Forest Bath with Emmett ! he will guide you through the forest through all your senses to a peaceful and relaxed mind!
A beautiful experience to get in touch more deeply with Nature and feel its Beauty
I would say that if you are looking for a deep experience in Nature with no equipment needed, try Forest Bathing. You will never look at a forest the same way, ever again after!
It was a great experience that I definitely want to do again!
This must be experienced as a unique way to connect to trees and life
The highlight of this walk for me was at the slowest pace of the morning walk where I really noticed how much Nature is alive!
The highlight of this walk for me was the second stop where we experienced closing eyes, feeling different directions, breathing the forest
The highlight of this walk for me was listening to the perspectives of others – and even seeing the perspective of other (camera exercise) made the exercise so much richer and deeper
In our crazy, noisy, fast-paced and hyper-stimulated world, we lose sight of the magnificence, inspiration, and true peace possible from just taking time to truly appreciate the nature around us. Emmett Phil was an exemplary guide – supportive, encouraging, warm, patient, and respectful. A memorable two hours that were eye-opening, inspirational and truly transformative
Just slowing down and observing was totally new. A fantastic learning experience – how much more you can get out of things if you just slow down, open up our eyes and senses, and take the time!
Have an open mind! Try it and it will help you! And you can meet new people and better understand them!
The highlight of this walk for me was the idea and practice of “council”
I tried the walk because I was intrigued by the topic and wanted to challenge my very “rational/Cartesian” mind and get out of my little comfort zone, now I want to learn more and perhaps become a guide myself !
This experience raised my level of consciousness
They had the courage to trust nature's collective intelligence
David Sela
