Developing Our Inner Compass Through Relationships With The Non-Human World

In Episode 28, Marina is feeling more reflective as she revisits some of the themes from her conversation with Peter Owen Jones last week.

In this Episode Marina contemplates:

• A sense of sanctuary and intimacy with the non-human world, and ‘place’.
• The celebration of springtime and how the greening of our land informs our practice.
• The inner compass that pulls us home and helps us navigate the journey.
• Themes of love and punishment and how we exile parts that we find difficult to ‘own’ as part of ourselves.  How do we bring them home?
• My curiosity about the teachings of Jesus on love and forgiveness – and my interest in other figures in history that we can learn from.
• How we value others and be present with who they are (intrinsic value), not how they behave (extrinsic value).   

Show Notes:

https://theoutdoorteacher.com/podcasts/episode-28-developing-our-inner-compass/

Music by Geoff Robb: www.geoffrobb.com

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