Slow Into The Seasons
Slow Into The Seasons with Alice Elgie-Smith
Episode Three: (Re)Connect
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Episode Three: (Re)Connect

Slow Into The Seasons Monthly Podcast.
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In this month’s episode I discuss:

  • (Re)connection with self and the earth

  • Exploring and surrendering to every part of ourselves

  • Writing from grief & despair; the human experience

  • How to come back to our truest, purest self

  • Sharing this self, and our gifts.

You will also enjoy:

  • Nature-inspired readings and poetry

  • Observations from the Highlands of Scotland

  • A short meditation in nature.

If you would like to immerse yourself more deeply in meditation, nature, yoga and mindfulness practices with the support of lovely gentle folk, all seeking a sense of calm, then I invite you to join the Slow Community👇:

As a Slow Member, in addition to this podcast, every month you will receive: 

  • Yoga and mindfulness practices 

  • Seasonal nature-inspired journalling prompts

  • Access to a private community chat space and online Zoom gatherings

  • 20% discount on any of my four-week online yoga & meditation experiences.

With love,

Alice 
💚🙏🏻🌿

Featured in this episode:

Yoga term: Dharma
Book: Henry David Thoreau, Walden; or Life in the Woods
Closing poem by: Winston O. Abbott
All music by: Natureseye, Leigh Robinson from Pixabay

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Slow Into The Seasons
Slow Into The Seasons with Alice Elgie-Smith
🌱 Simplify | (Re)connect | Breathe 🌱 Conversation about nature, yoga, mindfulness, nomadic life, child-led learning, simplicity, life, death, and everything in between, all with a good dash of slow: slow for the environment, slow for community, and most importantly slow for ourselves.