Someone once said that “imagination creates reality” and I know he is right. If you can dream up something with vivid detail, you can then take the necessary steps to implement it in your life – and into the lives of others as well. The birds, the bees, the insects that make your garden come alive. Whatever you do, do not fall for the suggested planting of the commonly known butterfly bush. There are several other plants you can use to attract them instead. You’ll also get an additional six “practice” videos that will help you apply rewilding skills on a daily basis, along with twelve text-based practices that will suggest even more ways to integrate rewilding into your life. Implement one tip, or try them all. Nature will always benefit from your kind generosity. It may even give inspiration to others, encouraging them to think outside the mainstream box too. 1. Stop mowing your lawn – the first step to rewild your garden

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When you stop using chemicals, you can focus your attention on building the soil, rather than breaking it down. The ReWild Your Mind course is for anyone who wishes to explore and deepen their felt-relationship to the natural world. Over six weeks you’ll actively inquire into, and deepen, your personal relationship with the natural world. The model of learning for this course is “group inquiry”, and it is a great way to meet and connect with like minded people. You’ll also learn about some of the key ideas informing eco-psychology (the human-nature relationship) and explore how these ideas are relevant to your own experiences of being in nature. Become a plant mother. Growing a plant from seed and watching it evolve, day by day right in front of your eyes can only be described as magic!

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The re-wilding of the mind is viewed from a different perspective in Merlin Sheldrake's hit non-fiction book Entangled Life: How Fungi Make our Worlds, Change our Minds and Shape our Futures. In this deep dive into the world of fungi, the author explores how the organisms have influenced contemporary philosophy, and how, in the "anarchic" way they grow and connect with each other and other organisms, they represent a highly sophisticated "more than human world".

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While most of them will grow in your zone, perhaps with the use of a greenhouse, not all of them will be native to where you are.An Intimate and Personal Exploration of Eco-Psychology and Nature Relatedness. Next Delivery: TBC * WHAT IS IT? There is more than one way to stop mowing your lawn – and several good reasons why you should turn your lawn into a wildflower meadow.