Hello everyone, please join me in giving a warm welcome to our newest member, @Carin Wogahn ! Carin joins us with a heartfelt and grounded connection to nature. She's here with a beautifully open intention: to learn, to meet like-minded souls, and to share her "little naturalist spirit" and knowledge of plant medicine. Her daily rhythm reflects a quiet, conscious care—choosing natural products, conserving water, and nurturing a chemical-free home, embodying the values many of us share. Carin is seeking a genuine space of mutual respect and value, and we are so glad she has found her way here. Carin, your thoughtful presence is a wonderful addition. We're excited to learn and grow alongside you. Everyone, please feel free to say hello below and share what connects you to this community!

Sometimes a piece of writing doesn't just catch your eye—it resonates in your bones. That's exactly how I felt reading @Veronika Hübner 's deep and beautiful reflection on January. She frames this month not as a launchpad, but as a sacred threshold, drawing on the myth of Janus, the Roman guardian of doorways who looks both backward and forward. January, she suggests, is the "month between worlds," a time when nature whispers *rest* while the calendar shouts *go*. Her writing invites us to reconsider our relationship with time, goals, and the very pace of our lives. It’s a permission slip to see stillness not as idleness, but as a necessary "frozen lake" phase where things ripen beneath the surface. If you've felt any tension between the urge to set resolutions and the body's need for winter quiet, her words will feel like a balm and a revelation. I encourage you to read her full, beautiful reflection here: 👉 https://www.skool.com/nature-inspired-living-2560/january-the-month-between-worlds After you read it, I'd love to hear your thoughts on one of her gentle questions: What helps you endure phases without clear direction, without trying to resolve them immediately? Wishing you a peaceful and insightful January. 🕰️🍃