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None of Us Win, Until All of Us Win. Why We Need to Help Everyone Find Happiness

28/6/2016

 
Nature connection. School of the Wild
The EU referendum in the UK has just been won by Leave, and as the UK faces Brexit, I saw this post on Facebook. It sums up why we need to work together, why connection is better than separation, why love must win in the end....

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The Way of the Horse: Pictures from the Day

27/6/2016

 
A different and very interesting session, learning about horses and connecting with them as a way of finding out more about ourselves. Thanks so much Sharon and Claudia and everyone who came. (And phew! We missed the thunderstorm).

30 Health Benefits of Nettle Tea

16/6/2016

 
30 Benefits of Nettle Tea. School of the Wild
Despite the sting and the trickiness of picking them, I love stinging nettles. Especially nettle tea which is tasty and energising.

We made nettle tea on Sunday which prompted me to write this post.

Nettles have been used for hundreds of years to treat all sorts of ailments, and will strengthen and support your whole body.

Nettles are one of the most nutrient dense wild foods you can find. In fact they're a superfood. 

Nettles are high in calcium, chromium, magnesium, zinc, iron, selenium, potassium, trace minerals, protein and many vitamins including A and C...

Eating nettles or drinking nettle tea makes your hair shinier and your skin clearer, nourishes the blood, clears the mucous membranes and reduces inflammation - forager Robin Harford describes the feeling he gets from drinking nettle tea as like being moisturised from the inside out. 

Basically nettle is all round very good for us. Here's just 30 of the benefits of nettles...



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Sensing the Land: exploring the inner and outer landscapes of the South Downs

13/6/2016

 
"When you walk into the wood, think of it as a community: walk with a feeling of reverence, a bit like going into a church,” says Alistair.
Butcher's Wood, School of the Wild
Walking in to ancient woodland, Butcher's Wood
It’s a clear fresh morning, and we’re standing inside Butcher’s Wood, the first stop on Sensing the Land, a guided woodland and downland walkshop that we're doing around Wolstonbury Hill and the South Downs, in Sussex.

Butcher's Wood is a small patch of ancient woodland that’s just a few minutes walk from Hassocks station and quite close to the London to Brighton railway line.

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Pictures from our latest event: Simultaneous Awareness with Ben Rayner

6/6/2016

 
It was an uplifting and inspiring summer's day.

Walking barefoot in the woods, listening to the birds, smelling the woodsmoke and feeling the soft touch of the breeze.

Simultaneous Awareness with Ben Rayner was a hit. Thanks to everyone who came along.
    Nigel Berman, School of the Wild

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    Nigel Berman is the founder of School of the Wild.

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