Connecting with Nature when You're Not an Outdoors Person

Grab a cup of tea and join me for a little meandering chat about developing a relationship with nature when you're neurodivergent or just not an "outdoors person." I recorded this back in the fall just a day before I got long COVID, but it holds up pretty well, so I'm finally sharing with you!
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[@alexisjaden]

I can’t express how grateful I am to have found this video and your channel! I have been trying to find ways to connect with the earth as someone who does not particularly enjoy being outside, and this video felt like a warm spiritual/mental hug. Your takes are so profound, I even wrote down a few of your quotes as reminders to myself. Thank you! 🌻

[@AvoryFaucette]

Wow, thank you so much! Seriously, this was a delight to see, as I haven't had a ton of time for my work lately and it's just fantastic to know that some of the older stuff is reaching folks through "time travel." Warm spiritual/hug is exactly what I'd hoped from this ramble, so yay! ❤❤ Best of luck in your explorations and remember to be gentle with yourself about what "being outside" needs to look like.