Just completed another wonderful chapter on our Quantum Leap book club call and we're reading the book "How to suffer in 10 Easy Steps" by William Arnrts. 

Sharing a story from recollections of a Cherokee Elder as a child watching an Elder in Earth Care and how this can help us nurture nature today. Music by Moroza Knozova from Fugue

Strategical planning on every landscape in reserving and protecting the ecological balance in the area.

Being curious is a good thing. When presented a situation, our brain can have different reactions. Different varitation of ways to interact and resolve, this makes us think outside of the box. 

Introducing the 12 planets according to the book "Anunnaki Chronicles" .

Music by Ilya Truhanov from Fugue The story of creation and ancient stories about how civilizations started on this planet have some similarities and they do open our eyes to see a bigger picture. 

Appreciating the first people and the teachings they passed through generations. Appreciating the creation of the beauty as I look around me. Music by Delirix from Fugue

Second part of being in the moment. Shaping your future by imagining and feeling the outcome you want.  

Being in the moment not just physically but mentally and spiritually.

Reflecting on some parts of a book by Dr. Alan Wolf entitled "Mind Into Matter".  Music by Dural from Fugue

Following this recording shares the early-morning moments of my recollections and appreciations of teachings with the Elder PaRisHa. Music by Denis Stelmach from Fugue

A treasure, not only for us but for these birds that links the whole world through our global skies.  Music by Denis Stelmach from Fugue

Join me as I visit a site and learn a thing or two about nature and how to be a responsible by passer when cycling or walking through the wooded part of your area. Music by Ilya Marfin from Fugue

Being at a place in nature to appreciate it and reflect on things you just recently witnessed or did, I reflected on the current book that we read  by Fred Alen Wolf's "Mind into Matter".  Music by Murkok from Fugue

 Our body produces more melatonin around 3 - 4 AM. They call it hormone regulator, some associate it with sleep but melatonin does so many things to our body. There are people who meditate around those hours to work with the natural cycles of the melatonin.   After sitting for a long time at my desk with my computer working on a project, I went outside to stare at the physical realm of the stars and planet at the night sky. It is relaxing indeed.  Understanding the earth have to do with...

Thoughts, plans and ambitions goes to your creation.  Music by Uncleboris from Fugue

Out of all the rare species, why putting light on this specific kind of plant is important on this episode? Tune in to know more and why the loss of a whole plant  genetic can affect another endangered specie.  Music by Anchors and Seagulls from Fugue

Music by Stanislav Vdovin from Fugue