Nature

The wonders of Mother Nature can inspire and nourish your soul. Nature is available
in all parts of the world. Humans respond to her beauty often making us feel great we are alive on Earth.

The Spiritual Power of Nature: Lessons for Healing and Renewal

Nature is one constant source of solace in a world that often feels chaotic and overwhelming. Whether it’s the quiet rustle of leaves in the wind, the rhythmic crashing of ocean waves, or the warmth of sunlight filtering through the trees, the natural world has a profound way of grounding us. For centuries, women in particular have felt a deep connection to nature, finding in it not only beauty but also a powerful source of healing and spiritual growth.

The Healing Power of Nature

Nature heals in ways that modern medicine often can’t touch. It soothes the soul, quiets the mind, and reconnects us with something far more significant than ourselves. When you take a deep breath of fresh air or feel the earth’s energy beneath you, the noise of everyday life fades away, leaving space for clarity and peace. read more

By Alison Wem, ago

Embracing Eco-Friendly Living with Spiritual Wisdom

Climate change is a growing global concern, with the effects of the change increasingly being felt in the UK and other countries. Rising temperatures, extreme weather events, and environmental challenges demand urgent attention. While much focus is on scientific and policy-driven solutions, the spiritual dimension of caring for the Earth is equally important. Many spiritual traditions call for environmental stewardship, emphasizing humanity’s responsibility to protect and care for our planet. It is a sacred place for all who live on Earth. read more

By Alison Wem, ago

Reconnect with Nature for Deeper Spiritual Growth

In our fast-paced, modern lives, we often overlook the profound impact that nature can have on your spiritual and emotional well-being. Yet, throughout history, cultures worldwide have turned to the natural world for healing, guidance, and connection to something greater. The bond between nature and spirituality is intrinsic, offering us a path toward deeper self-awareness, inner peace, and growth.

How do you connect with Nature for inner peace and growth?

Nature as a Gateway to Inner Stillness

In the hustle and bustle of daily life, your mind is constantly stimulated by information, tasks, and technology. This overstimulation can distance you from your inner self, leaving you feeling disconnected and anxious. read more

By Alison Wem, ago

The Wisdom of Herbal Remedies: Embracing Nature’s Healing Traditions

Herbal remedies have been integral to human health and well-being for thousands of years. Across ancient civilizations—from the Egyptians and Greeks to the Chinese and Indigenous peoples—wise women and healers were the custodians of botanical knowledge. These women, often referred to as “wise women” or “herb women,” used their understanding of plants to treat ailments, support childbirth, and maintain community health. This tradition of herbalism, rooted in observation and experience, was passed down through generations, blending into the fabric of cultural and spiritual life. read more

By Alison Wem, ago

Mother Nature: refreshes us at the end of a busy day

Wonderful sun-set.

Time to pause and enjoy the sun-set at the end of a busy day.

A moment of reflection sets you up for your evening activities.

Bring inner peace and harmony into your life. Amazingly you will find many of your challenges in the outer world ease. It can be basic everyday things like handling a situation where your children are fighting one another, across a spectrum of challenges to dealing with life feeling alone.

In that place of calmness within you will find the guidance, love and strength to help you to find a way through your challenges. read more

By Alison Wem, ago

What can Mother Nature offer your well-being?

When you feel tired, jaded or upset, it’s a good time to go for a walk in nature. It doesn’t matter if it’s a simple park in your area or out in the countryside, the positive affect on you will be the same.

Mother Nature has many healing properties to offer you. A wonderful blue sky with fluffy clouds scudding across it can be very uplifting. The wider horizon with greenery, can bring perspective into your life. Even if its raining, the cool drops of water falling on your skin can be invigorating.

Go for this walk just with yourself rather than with a friend. If you have a friend with you, you will chatter all of the time and miss many of the benefits of this walk. Walking with a friend can be a good thing, but for a different reason. Its often about companionship, sharing of something going on in your life or mutual support through challenges. A walk in nature to feel good is a different sort of walk.

So, if you are walking in nature to help you feel better and stronger so you can cope with your life and even enjoy it, don’t walk along with your face looking at the ground. You would be surprised how many people do this! I am a great people watcher when I go on my walk….

Hold your head up and look at all of the beauty around you. You don’t have to pay money for this great experience. All you have to do is make time and space within your head to observe Mother Nature and feel her nurture you.

Let go of your thoughts and worries and enjoy the moment.

Breath in deeply the lovely air and energy so it goes deep into your body read more

By Alison Wem, ago

Are you in touch with your inner Wild Woman?

When people hear the word ‘wild’ many interpret it as living outside of accepted social norms. Such as staying out late, getting drunk and being that embarrassing person who dances on the tables. This is not my use of the word wild.

When I speak of finding your wild side, it doesn’t mean being out of control but rather the original meaning living a natural life that has innate integrity and healthy boundaries. I am referring to your inner feminine power with your intuitive wisdom and confidence.

A Wild Woman is full of creativity, passion and knowing.

Historically women have been taught to be restrained, demure and responsible. This has changed with the current adult generation. In some cases, it has led to excessive laddish behaviour as is often the case when something has been suppressed for centuries. But I feel the pendulum is swinging again and women are seeking a middle path where they are in touch with their inner wild feminine to provide a foundation for how they live and find their place in the world.

How do I find my inner Wild Woman?

Your Wild Woman can arrive in many different ways. It is about hearing her call and giving yourself the time and space to recognise it, savour and enjoy it.

For many it can be through a sight of great beauty read more

By Alison Wem, ago