Back to nature. Meditation Mindfulness and Conservation.

Habitual meditation is reputed to help reduce anxiety and anxiety-related mental health issues like social anxiety, phobias, and obsessive-compulsive behaviors.

This weekend's Solo Day (23rd March) was a chance to be back to nature with the conservation task at Lime tree farm and a chance to give back. We moved the trimmings of the cutback holly from the gardens on the edge of the orchard to enable new growth. 

It was a chance to be immersed in the smells and sounds of nature in this truly remarkable place. A beautiful spring-like day and the smell of the daffodils was amazing and a reminder that a new year is starting.








Time and Space allows true reflection to heal, and help participants to plan the months and year ahead one day at a time. 
Being in the here and now, at this special place is amazing so please come again.


Your thoughts and your words shape your modern day life. The introduction to Abc guided meditations available whilst on a Solo Day or Time and space retreats on this site are designed to provide, direction and power to enrich your thoughts so that you can achieve better health and life goals.



When you have attended one of our Solo day events, we hope with practice, the techniques if practiced will aid your ability for meditative reflection to aid you to detach from day to day problems and to create space for self-compassion. We hope to help you address your specific issues.

In this state, you will be encouraged to envision the outcome you desire and to aid you to believe in positive affirmations, of self to reinforce this vision. Lives have been transformed by consistently practicing mindfulness.

Visit our Solo days or Time and space retreats to enjoy a taster session in meditation mindfulness through conservation.

The benefits of being outside with nature.


The benefits of being out with nature and the abundance of flora and fauna and nature arrives if we allow our selves to be in the present.
Our mindfulness meditation and conservation Solo days will allow you to participate in this stilling of the mind.


For calm and true reflection, contemplation and Introspection seeing nature with flora and fauna and also the local wildlife that is fulfilling and that's why Bird watching is a very meditative activity.
Birders spend lots of time in the quiet of the great outdoors without the easy indulgence of distractions.

Bird watching is a great opportunity to reflect on your life or to just zone out and think calming thoughts. Meditation has been shown to slow the decay of your brain’s grey matter, which happens naturally as we age.

Birds that have been seen on our Solo days.


Wren.
Barn owl
Buzzard                      
Nuthatch.
Photos by Andrew Robin.
Redwing
Goldfinch
Wren.

Assessing the great outdoors by yourself or with others for a Solo Day would be a valuable use of your resources and could promote team building. Getting out into the fresh air which is great for the mind, body, and soul, is a good building block for you to future proof your own life and to take an inventory of your life's decisions.

Keeping the mind active and healthy and being present in nature is a great way to connect with your inner child in the same way of being able to give back through some light meditative tasks.

Providing a change of scenery is therapeutic and allows time and space from your worries and woes, allowing yourself to redirect your own personal, solution provision.




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