Being With-In Nature Blog

Autumn offers us an opportunity to practice active listening.  It s about being fully present in the moment , paying attention to what is being communicated verbally, somatically and beneath the surface.

As coach , the active listening is a key competency to apply. It’s not just hearing the rustle of leaves, but feeling what it evokes within us. It’s the hum of the wind and the softness of the light fading early in the day—it all carries meaning.

Inspired by the teachings in the book “ZEN: THE ART OF SAVING THE PLANE”T by Thich Nhat Hanh, following what I am reading and hearing about  sustainability, regeneration,eco grief , and the new approaches to build up a healthy life and Planet , I made a few reflections on what I take away from the book

“The way out is in.”

Not in the next solution, but in the next breath.

Not in the control, but in the compassion

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What can ancient water-spirits teach us about modern life?

The Anguane invite us to respect nature’s balance and follow the song of growth.
As coaches within nature, we can carry their lesson forward—helping others reconnect with the earth and with themselves.
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Just returned from the mountains of Kyrgyzstan, where I lived among nomadic people — and discovered something we’re all quietly craving: true community.

Nature is the greatest teacher of interconnectedness, showing us that survival depends on the delicate balance of relationships between all living things. Here’s how it teaches us this vital lesson!

💭 “The next Buddha may take the form of a community.” – Thich Nhat Hanh

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