Ep.33 How to Contribute in Harmony with the Planet | 3 Influential Lessons
In this episode, I share with you three influential lessons I learned from observing small plants growing in the cracks of soil around the pyramids in Egypt. It is unusual to find plants when you visit the ancient sites. Kin are there, but not always visible, which is why I was so excited when I had some alone time with one particular plant.
In our communication, this helped me understand just how much ki contributes to the health and wellness of not just the site, but all those that visit. It was super powerful to understand just how much is happening belowground.
And this provided a different perspective on our own human contributions. How often have you wondered if you are in harmony with the planet and if what you are doing contributes in any way at all? If this thought has crossed your mind, you are going to want to listen to these three important lessons about contribution, inspiration, and the benefit of challenges.
Topics Covered about contributing in harmony with the plant
- Plant resilience from the plants in Egypt
- Appreciate and contribution in a larger context
- Embracing imperfection as opportunities for growth
- Positive functions of cracks in the foundation
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