Show Notes
Today, I'm joined by the amazing Beth Norcross. With extensive training and experience in both spirituality and ecology, Beth is a writer, speaker, and spiritual nature guide who invites people into deep, intimate relationships with their Earth kin.
She founded the Center for Spirituality in Nature and co-wrote Discovering the Spiritual Wisdom of Trees with Leah Rampy.
Beth is also a recent graduate of The Big Talk Academy Mastery, where she gave her eye-opening big talk, "Do We Really Love Nature?" I invite and encourage you to watch it on The Big Talk YouTube channel. You'll find the link in the show notes.
In this episode, we'll explore:
The importance of reclaiming your innate connection to nature
How trees teach us to honor both light and darkness, and why these are both essential
What matters most when navigating uncertainty and change
Why our disconnection from nature causes grief, and how to rekindle this relationship
Beth's current favorites: Book: Gilead, Speaker: Joanna Macy, and Podcast: Hidden Brain
More from Beth Norcross Her big talk, "Do We Really Love Nature?" Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/beth.norcross.9/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/beth-norcross-4a566832/ Her book, Discovering the Spiritual Wisdom of Trees
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