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Forest Bathing Walk
Relax, Reset, and Revitalise in an immersive forest experience, where Mayu’s guidance
through the multisensory practice of Japanese Shinrin-yoku with different mindfulness
activities to ease your stress and help improve physical & mental wellness.
Wabi Sabi ＆ Shinrin-yoku
"Wabi Sabi" is a Japanese expression to referring to an Aesthetic concept of perceiving beauty in imperfection.
"Wabi" means "The beauty of the simple and rustic things", and "Sabi" means "the deterioration by passing time".
The concept of "Wabi Sabi" was developed by "Sen no Rikyu (千利休)", a founder of the Japanese Tea Ceremony. His practice was to focus on rustic simplicity rather than showing off expensive tea bowls.
In nature, "Wabi Sabi" is everywhere and you can only admire these unspoken beauties when slowing down by Shinrin-yoku.
I loved the graceful flow of the experience and tuning into nature with all senses. The connection between our human nature and green nature was also helpful and humbling!
Annette - Sydney
As the walk progressed I found myself slowing right down and totally immersed in each activity. I felt calmer, lighter and more centred.
Penny - Sydney
Mayu gently guiding each of us into the experience of forest bathing... and a sense of privilege that she was sharing a passion. Further, being Japanese she was able to provide rich understanding of the cultural context for history of forest bathing and its benefits for us now.
David - Sydney
Thanks so much Mayu for the great experience and for teaching me forest bathing 's benefits.
Romina - Sydney
