Following on from last week’s letter, I’d like to invite you to join a discussion around how we engage with the natural world and utilise those special places that offer strength and healing. It might prove useful at this time, when so many people are reconnecting with landscape in lockdown.
In ‘The Spirit of the Land’ I set out ten ways in which you might begin to explore a sacred landscape.
Do you have a special place that’s become vital to you? Perhaps it’s somewhere that’s aided you, offered solace or a space to think and escape from your worries.
I’m particularly interested to hear experiences that fall outside the bounds of the everyday.
You don’t need to be specific with the geographic location, if you want to keep it private.
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Dear Friends,
Following on from last week’s letter, I’d like to invite you to join a discussion around how we engage with the natural world and utilise those special places that offer strength and healing. It might prove useful at this time, when so many people are reconnecting with landscape in lockdown.
In ‘The Spirit of the Land’ I set out ten ways in which you might begin to explore a sacred landscape.
Do you have a special place that’s become vital to you? Perhaps it’s somewhere that’s aided you, offered solace or a space to think and escape from your worries.
I’m particularly interested to hear experiences that fall outside the bounds of the everyday.
You don’t need to be specific with the geographic location, if you want to keep it private.
I look forward to hearing your stories.
Love
John
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