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10 Steps to Learning to Garden Meditate

September 22, 2023 by Kathryn Vercillo Leave a Comment

10 Unique Ways I Garden Meditate

Gardening was never my forte. Honestly, I proudly wore the label of a “brown thumb” for most of my life. I’d often cringe at the thought of tending to plants, certain I’d unintentionally send them to an early demise. Little did I know that my journey from reluctant gardener to someone who finds solace in…

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Filed Under: garden musings Tagged With: benefits of gardening, garden meditation, garden mindfulness, gardener's brain, mindfulness

Garden Photo Walks for Mindfulness

March 30, 2022 by Kathryn Vercillo Leave a Comment

Garden Photo Walks for Mindfulness

Much of the time, looking at life through our phones takes us out of the present moment. However, I find that I can use the phone’s camera to practice mindfulness. Garden photo walks are my favorite way of practicing this on a regular basis. What Is Mindfulness? All that I mean by mindfulness is the…

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