Tree Sanctuary & Labyrinth Garden Creation - Sunday Sessions 2021

Access to an essential space for nature, and the great spirit connection This is a Sunday Session about uncomplicated and easy tree and nature connection that most of us should be able to do for precious sanctuary. I applaud the people who have taken over stewardship of land and dedicated it to the purpose of expanding woodland cover ... but for this Sunday Session we will mainly focus on the small tree projects that most of us can do in some way to provide us with priceless calming and inspiring sanctuary. Also, this session is for people who do not have space for trees, or are somehow challenged by trees. We will also cover Labyrinth Garden Creation, maybe with herbs, flowers, or soft fruit plants you may have available. I believe I would be quite lost, now, without the Tree Labyrinth Garden we have in our garden, here at Carrowcrory. Once it is established, a Tree Sanctuary, or Tree Labyrinth Garden tends to have a life of it's own and the maintenance is far less than with other types of gardens. So having this space opens up more time for us to bathe in 'sanctuary'. Two main purposes and benefits I find. The first, is a place to retreat, rest, connect with surroundings, contemplate, and trust. The second, is a place to be very accepting to inspirations, ideas, visions, and even problem solving. Through this Carrowcrory Sunday Sessions we will aim to inspire and encourage access to creating or maintaining an existing Tree Sanctuary or Labyrinth Garden.

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Tree Sanctuary & Labyrinth Garden Creation - Sunday Sessions 2021 is an episode from Carrowcrory Journal by Woodland Bard.

This episode is 01:21:42 long.

This episode was published on Mar 24, 2021.

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