Inspiration from Indigenous Cosmovision
This page is work in progress. I am looking forward to evolve it further with you and with nature.
Insights from the ‘Swiss Plant Path Initiation‘ and indigenous cosmovision
With gratitude and credit to Ramona LaichEverything has its natural place and role in the ecosystem
In mythology as well as their natural ecosystem, every plant and every tree has a particular role.
Just like all of us in this life, and every organisation.
Just like all of us in this life, and every organisation.
Everything is related and connected
This reminds us of the teachings of Thich Nhat Hanh on interbeing: all is connected and interwoven. The rose and the garbage. The things we label ‘good’ and ‘bad’.
Everything in the universe can be seen in a flower in front of us.
‘Peace is Every Step’. I particularly love the audio version at the start of ‘Part 3’.
Everything in the universe can be seen in a flower in front of us.
‘Peace is Every Step’. I particularly love the audio version at the start of ‘Part 3’.
Reciprocity & balance
In the indigenous cosmovision, it is natural to reciprocate and give back.4
Conscious harvesting and tending the land.
At least as important as which plant we pick is the way we pick it.
Conscious harvesting and tending the land.
At least as important as which plant we pick is the way we pick it.
Everything lives, communicates and has soul
Increasingly, science provides evidence of entanglement and communication between ‘things’.
This has been a core tenet of many indigenous cultures for aeons.
This has been a core tenet of many indigenous cultures for aeons.
Reality is multidimensional
While we place particular focus on the physical/material and the intellectual dimensions, the indigenous cosmovision acknowledges all that is, including layers such as the energetic and emotional body.