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February 26, 2020 In Awareness, Healing, Holistic Wellbeing, Nature, Personal Evolution, Wellbeing

Life lessons from the Vegetal Kingdom

“Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited, whereas imagination embraces the entire world, stimulating progress, giving birth to evolution” – Albert Einstein

Plants can live without us, they have done it for billions of years before the Homo Sapiens appeared on the earth. Without plants, human beings are sentenced to extinction on a short time. The vegetal world itself covers more that 99,5% (estimates vary from 99,5% to 99,9%) of the biomass of the entire planet, reducing the animal kingdom, including human beings, to a miserable percentage.

January 7, 2020 In Awareness, Personal Evolution, Senza categoria, Travel, Wellbeing

Islands and Slow Life

“Less is more”: it is a concept often promoted as a precious key to improve the quality of life, and at the same time is often very difficult to be applied in the daily routine when the abundance of inputs – on the professional, personal, educational level … – can be oppressive.

December 16, 2019 In Awareness, Give Back, Personal Evolution, Solidarity, Travel

It’s time to give back

“We ourselves feel that what we are doing is just a drop in the ocean. But the ocean would be less because of that missing drop” – Mother Teresa

We turn to the left, leaving the grey asphalt road that cuts in two side the savannah for the uneven dirt one where the red light spoil flies in the air after the passage of the jeep’s wheels: one second that seems a time jump, leads us in a new dimension. The gaze sweeps with no boundaries to chase colours and new spaces, and looking at the landscapes becomes a kind of meditative moment of connection with the surrounding nature.

October 15, 2019 In Awareness, Healing, Holistic Wellbeing, Personal Evolution, Wellbeing

The value of “Il Dolce Far Niente”

“Doing nothing is better than being busy doing nothing”, Lao Tzu

In the morning, we open the windows to let new fresh air come in the room. But often we do not reserve the same attention to oxygenate our mind. In Italian there is a nice expression to describe it: “il dolce far niente”, the sweetness of doing nothing.