Connecting with your Tree Roots
Olympia Parks, Arts and Recreation • 222 Columbia St NW Olympia, WA 98501 Organized by Olympia Parks, Arts and RecreationAbout this event
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Description
Slow down and reconnect with your grounded self as you experience "tree time" in nature. Discover how time with the trees and being embraced by Mother Nature is centering, revitalizing and healing to body, mind and soul. After a welcome to the land, we'll "forest bathe" together through simple invitations to arrive more fully and practice being present with the natural world. At a snail's pace we'll stroll in silence, tuning into sights, sounds, and scents of the beautiful forest and alongside Gallagher Cove on the South Salish Sea. We'll explore the thriving eco-system and network of soil fungi called the "Wood Wide Web" and listen to the trees sing using a device that converts electrical signals into musical notes. We'll discover how trees communicate and nurture each other and how we are connected to trees. Throughout this ethereal experience we practice “sit spotting” privately and share our discoveries
This course is held at the One Center. Instructed by Julie Ratner and Brenda Butterfield.
Activity Secondary Category
Outdoor Recreation
Location
The One Center 7400 Gallagher Road NW