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You Were Never Meant to be Separate from Nature with Julie Brams
Julie Brams IS your mother’s psychotherapist: Mother Gaia. An ANFT certified Forest Therapy Guide, meditation practitioner and teacher, and author of The Nature Embedded Mind, Brams works to help us all re-member our connection with nature and believes that through this sacred relationship, we can begin and deepen a restorative approach to environmental sustainability and social change.
In our conversation, Brams shares her own journey into the forest and how an initmate connection with other-than-humans allows us to understand our own consciousness more deeply. Through recalling the language of nature (that we’ve always been able to speak and to understand) we can more deeply come into communion with the oh-so-alive world and with personal experience, allowing a deepening of trust in our individual, and universal, sovereignty.
We’re facing a deep need to dismantle cultural systems and must begin by deconstructing these systems internally. This episode reminds us of the anthropocentric culture context we live in, and the power of storytelling in shaping our reality. Between the small acts of daily life, purpose is woven, and it is up to us to construct the future’s tapestry in the image of mutual care, restorative justice, and communal Coherence.
A huge thank you to Julie Brams for her time, energy, and expertise in this episode!
Read The Nature Embedded Mind: https://www.juliebrams.com/books
Learn more about Julie’s work: https://www.juliebrams.com
Follow Julie: https://www.instagram.com/juliebramslmft/?hl=en
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To support The Cohere Collective, head to https://www.thecoherecollective.com/support
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Thank you for being here!
Smack,
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By The Cohere CollectiveJulie Brams IS your mother’s psychotherapist: Mother Gaia. An ANFT certified Forest Therapy Guide, meditation practitioner and teacher, and author of The Nature Embedded Mind, Brams works to help us all re-member our connection with nature and believes that through this sacred relationship, we can begin and deepen a restorative approach to environmental sustainability and social change.
In our conversation, Brams shares her own journey into the forest and how an initmate connection with other-than-humans allows us to understand our own consciousness more deeply. Through recalling the language of nature (that we’ve always been able to speak and to understand) we can more deeply come into communion with the oh-so-alive world and with personal experience, allowing a deepening of trust in our individual, and universal, sovereignty.
We’re facing a deep need to dismantle cultural systems and must begin by deconstructing these systems internally. This episode reminds us of the anthropocentric culture context we live in, and the power of storytelling in shaping our reality. Between the small acts of daily life, purpose is woven, and it is up to us to construct the future’s tapestry in the image of mutual care, restorative justice, and communal Coherence.
A huge thank you to Julie Brams for her time, energy, and expertise in this episode!
Read The Nature Embedded Mind: https://www.juliebrams.com/books
Learn more about Julie’s work: https://www.juliebrams.com
Follow Julie: https://www.instagram.com/juliebramslmft/?hl=en
Follow The Cohere Collective:
https://www.instagram.com/thecoherecollective/
https://www.tiktok.com/@thecoherecollective
For more information, head to www.thecoherecollective.com
To support The Cohere Collective, head to https://www.thecoherecollective.com/support
Follow Triston Morgan, the creator of Making Meaning's theme music:
https://www.instagram.com/tristonmorgan/
Follow Nicole Oesterreicher, the creator of Making meaning's art and podcast cover:
https://www.instagram.com/nicoleocreates/
https://www.instagram.com/nicoleodesign/
Thank you for being here!
Smack,
Reese