If your intention is to transform your outer and inner life and find realignment to your true path the benefits of spending time in nature can be transformational.

While sitting on these stones in quiet meditation I discovered help in visioning as I learned the importance of harmony and balance in the process. The Earth is a living organism like we are. But while our physical bodies are lighter and more fragile, stones have held their form for centuries. Indigenous peoples have had great respect for the earth and for the wisdom and knowledge associated with stones, whom they call the “Stone People”.

As Earth people we have strayed so far away from our natural roots. The current devastation of our planet and of our lives is a strong wake up call that we all must rediscover within ourselves humanity, trust and that sense of connection to all creation. This is the missing link to our sustainability, for in nature we find communion with the inner and outer and connection to our source. True happiness flows by respecting the beauty of the silence, of trusting time to reveal and heal, and in living in the present with a sense of irrevocable joy.

It is hard not to smile at the trees, a beautiful flower, or to feel communion at a profound level when we walk next to the ocean. Stones too are apart of this ecosystem. They connect our inner and outer lives.

We have for centuries depended on the wisdom of stones to power our technologies.