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The forest with its lively, demanding voice is a metaphor for your own life. Venture into it through the song “Forest”.

East Forest integrates profound wisdom from Ram Dass into his musical works and encourages reflection through symbiotic sounds.

In "I can´t think of the word", Tucholsky describes the profound meaning of subtle observations and the difficulty of expressing them.

7 artists we love, whose expressions, interpretations and creativity are touching and appeal to certain feelings.

Explore your connection to nature and its transformative power in the song "Wa Ana Maa Nafsy Aed" by Cairokee.

Discover "The Art of Life" documentary, revealing M. Behrens' journey, a math genius living in harmony between intellect and spirituality.

The musical masterpiece "Take it Slow" by Ayla Nereo invites you to connect your inner nature with the outer nature.

Andy Goldsworthy's artworks are not only made of natural materials, but also interact with the natural environment.

You are part of the great chain of being. Go on a search and let Milla Prince's words inspire you to do so.

In Matera, a small southern Italian city, people, animals, nature and culture live in a fascinating symbiotic relationship.

The song "Back To Nature" by Nightmares on Wax takes you on a visual, auditory and emotional journey to indigenous traditions.

A Poem inspired by a dance. Dancing is a way for me to create space to let my body and my being express what’s there and to dive deeper. ⁣

The director of the Avatar movies wants to inspire you to connect with the beauty of the real world - before it's gone.

“Every day I was discovering that if you just set people in motion, they’ll heal themselves.” says Gabrielle Roth, who developed 5Rhythms.

The inside of people is like a landscape. Agnès Varda told in her film about the one within herself: the beach.

A fig tree is talking about us humans: It's wondering if we wouldn't be pleased by what we'd find out if we learned more about trees.

Hermann Hesse has learned to listen to trees. He admires the being of trees and thus finds home in himself, just like trees.

The portraits of the indigenous North Americans, taken by Christine Turnauer, their statements and thoughts touched and fascinated us.

Why "The Little Prince" by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry reminds us of the concert of life and its little miracles. Laura's thoughts on it.

Recently two specific songs of Kae Tempest caught my attention. Both evolve around love - for ourselves, for others and this beautiful world