The Japanese phrase shinrin-yoku literally means forest bath and it’s a lovely mindfulness practice you can implement into your weekly schedule. It would be ideal if you could practice it daily, but who has the time for it, right?
Weather permitting, I try to spend time in nature as much as possible. I went for a walk the other day to do some photography of nature and the lovely animals. Not a single cat allowed me to photograph them!!! I could only get permission from a lovely squirrel.
If you’d like to learn more about this natural therapy, please take a look at how forest bathing can make us feel better published by the Guardian. The article provides lots of useful information about shinrin-yoku benefits. And nature is one thing we should feel very grateful for, especially on a Thanksgiving day.
How often are you able to dedicate time to tap into the energies nature offers? Please share your favorite nature spots! I look forward to hearing from you:)
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What a lovely post. I often bathe myself in nature’s beauty too!
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Thank you for reading Anna…feeling grateful for mother nature every day:)
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My pleasure! Yes aren’t we blessed ❤
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