Join Mary McCallum in partnership with the Yoga Center Retreat on this Zen field trip as you slow down and connect with nature through the practice of forest bathing at Hold Your Horses, a non-profit that offers equine-assisted therapy services in a private farm setting located just 20 minutes west of St. Louis Park. Inspired by
Forest Bathing is a slow-moving, deeply sensory, mindful and “bodyful” walk in nature that has shown to result in measurable physiological, cognitive, and emotional benefits. Much like walking meditation or yoga, these activities can be practiced on one’s own, almost anywhere, and yet the benefits greatly increase with regular practice. And much like meditation or
Forest Bathing is a slow-moving, deeply sensory, mindful and “bodyful” walk in nature that has shown to result in measurable physiological, cognitive, and emotional benefits. Much like walking meditation or yoga, these activities can be practiced on one’s own, almost anywhere, and yet the benefits greatly increase with regular practice. And much like meditation or
A weekend camping retreat (Saturday day passes available) with an intention toward embodied experiences, co-creation, and nature connection. Featuring ambient immersion / sound bath, collaborative jams, sound healing seminars, production clinics, late night dance parties, wood-fired sauna & hot tub + cold plunge, all on 30 private acres.
This Autumnal Equinox weekend camping retreat is playfully curated in collaboration with a dear friend and Interbeing 04 participant, and is centered around community connection, nature, reflection, embodiment, and a touch of wild. From prompted journaling to dance parties, guided meditation to laughter yoga, sound bathing to cold water immersion, and ephemeral nature art to
Forest Bathing is a slow-moving, deeply sensory, mindful and “bodyful” walk in nature that has shown to result in measurable physiological, cognitive, and emotional benefits. Much like walking meditation or yoga, these activities can be practiced on one’s own, almost anywhere, and yet the benefits greatly increase with regular practice. And much like meditation or
A volunteer community land-tending day with seasonally-specific projects. Dinner and sauna to follow. For more information and to register, visit the full Nourish 03 event listing.
Forest Bathing is a slow-moving, deeply sensory, mindful and “bodyful” walk in nature that has shown to result in measurable physiological, cognitive, and emotional benefits. Much like walking meditation or yoga, these activities can be practiced on one’s own, almost anywhere, and yet the benefits greatly increase with regular practice. And much like meditation or
