Getting to know the land you live on

I strongly believe that when relocating to a new country, a new climate, a new landscape we don’t give enough attention to our relationship with the new natural elements.

We are so involved in learning the language, understanding the unwritten rules and finding our people that we neglect nurturing the relationship with the landscape of the new place – this might be a new city or country.

Yet the changes are obvious before our eyes. The soil often has different forms and shapes, the air smells differently, the light has a different quality etc.

We might feel intimidated by unfamiliar natural environments, more than by unfamiliar cities. We might feel so bored by the persistent rain/consistently blue sky to become depressed.

Watch this short training 

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During this short training you’ll receive practical tips on:

• How to deal with the longing for the skies and the land ‘back home’.
• Why entering in a reciprocal relationship with your chosen land is key to your sense of belonging
• Where to access the local knowledge of the plants and animals
• Who to turn to to see the beauty in the unfamiliar
• What to memorise on your bones...  

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