Hello wonderful community! In a world that often moves too fast, let’s intentionally slow down this weekend. Whether it’s spending quiet time in nature, savoring a home-cooked meal, or simply pausing to breathe — small moments of slowness can bring great peace. ✨ Your Challenge: Share one thing you’ll do this weekend to slow down and reconnect with yourself or the natural world. Maybe you’ll… - ☕ Enjoy your morning coffee or tea outside - 🌱 Spend 20 minutes gardening or sitting with your plants - 📖 Read a book under a tree - 🚶‍♂️ Take a tech-free walk - Or simply… do nothing at all Let’s inspire each other to live more mindfully. Share your intention in the comments below! You’re not alone in craving a slower, more connected life. 💚 With warmth, Emil @everyone

Inspired by the beautiful wisdom shared by @Jessica Keck , I’d love to hear how each of you gently invites healing plants into your everyday rituals… - How did you begin working with plants? Was it through family, curiosity, or a special moment in nature? - What’s one plant you feel deeply connected to right now, and how do you use it? (Tea? Salve? Food? Simply sitting with it?) - Have you created your own recipes—whether kitchen blends, remedies, or other practices? What inspired you? - What small rituals help you remember to slow down and listen to the plants—even on busy days? - If you could teach someone one simple way to start working with plants today, what would you share? No need for expertise—only curiosity and heart. Your experience might be exactly what someone else needs to hear today. Let’s grow together 🌱💬

Dear community 💚,we often talk about the magic of healing plants 🌱 – but I’d love to hear more about how and where you source them! ✨ A few guiding questions: 1️⃣ Do you cultivate them in your garden? (seeds bought, exchanged, or self-harvested & stored 🌱🌼) 2️⃣ Do they grow wild around you? (in your backyard, fields, forests 🌳) 3️⃣ Do you know special places in nature where you go to harvest them? 🍃 4️⃣ Or do you maybe buy them from trusted sources? 🛍️ 🌸 Personally, I do a mix: Some plants I cultivate directly in my garden, others like hibiscus and wild greens I also find growing naturally nearby. And every new season brings fresh experiments. 💬 Now I’m curious about your healing plants journey: 👉 Where do you get them, and how do you like to prepare or preserve them? Let’s inspire each other with knowledge and stories 🌿✨.

Dear friends, as the weekend begins, I want to honor each of you for choosing to be here and for walking this path of living closer to nature. 💚 We all have little rituals that help us slow down, recharge, and reconnect — whether it’s enjoying a morning tea, barefoot walking on the grass, tending to plants, journaling, or simply breathing deeply outdoors. 🌿☀️ 👉 I’d love to hear from you:What’s one small nature-inspired ritual you enjoy on weekends? Or is there a new one you’d love to start? Your shares, big or small, can inspire others and remind us that living in rhythm with nature doesn’t need to be complicated — it starts with presence. 🌳✨ Looking forward to your stories, friends 🙌💚 @everyone

Hey Nature Lovers 🌿💚,let’s have some fun and share our Top 3 fruits or veggies of the week! 👉 Which ones have you been enjoying most? 👉 And how do you prepare them — raw, cooked, juiced, blended, or maybe in a totally creative way? ✨This is a great way to swap ideas, recipes, and maybe even discover something new to try. 🌍🍲 I’ll go first in the comments ⬇️ … now it’s your turn! @everyone