As spring awakens the earth and the days stretch longer with golden light, we’re called to step outside, breathe deeply, and return to the gentle rhythm of nature. This is a sacred invitation to slow down, shake off the rush of daily life, and immerse yourself in the quiet magic of the forest. Join us for an evening of forest bathing and tea with the trees—a time to be nourished by the land, to connect with spiritual community, and to wind down in harmony with the natural world.
Forest bathing, or "Shinrin-yoku," is a Japanese practice that involves immersing oneself in a forest environment to enhance well-being. It encourages individuals to engage with nature using all their senses—sight, sound, smell, touch, and even taste.
The practice helps reduce stress, improve mood, boost immunity, and enhance overall mental and physical health. It encourages a deep sense of connection to the natural world, promoting mindfulness and relaxation.
What to Expect:
Opening Intentions and Introductions
Set personal intentions
Introduce ourselves to the group
Guided Meditation
Connect with nature
Awaken our senses
Relax our minds and release the day’s events
Slow, Intentional Forest Walk
Duration: Approximately 45 minutes
Distance: About 1 mile
Let intuition guide the path
Tea with the Trees & Sharing our Experience
Spend a moment to connect with the plant medicine of a non-caffeinated tea (Supplied by me) -bring a tea cup if you’d like but I have some too.
Share personal experiences
Learn from others’ insights
Where: Gabriel Park: SOUTH PARKING LOT! Please make sure you have the correct parking lot due to many entrances to the park.
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We will meet in the grass just next to the baseball field
Time: 4pm-6pm
If you do end up running late, please don’t let that stop you! Come find us when you get there. There will be about 30 min circle in the beginning before we begin walk.
Cost: Suggested Donation of $5.00 - $20.00
I appreciate your support! This small token helps cover the time and energy I put into creating and sharing this event. Thank you for your understanding and generosity!
What to bring:
Weather appropriate clothing (Warm and comfortable) EXTRA LAYERS & possible rain jacket
Backpack or carrying sack
Water
Notebook + Pen
Small outdoor blanket
Tea cup (optional)
Your open heart and mind