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FOREST BATHING this Fall in Bloomington!

  • Writer: Dayana Ferrera
    Dayana Ferrera
  • Jan 1
  • 1 min read

CLM is pairing with the City of Bloomington Parks & Recreation.

Join them Fall of 2024 for an inmersive therapeutic experience!



 
 
 
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Tree of Life

Baobabs have witnessed the passage of time, making them a symbol of enduring wisdom and continuity.

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Gathering place and shelter

The baobab tree embodies unity, and the importance of connection between individuals.

Massive canopies provide shade and respite; a natural meeting place where people come together to share stories, seek wisdom from elders, and engage in communal activities.

                                                                                                                           

Symbol of adaptation and change

Growing in some of the harshest environments, baobabs are known for their remarkable ability to transform and adaptability. Reminding us of the strength and fortitude required to overcome life’s obstacles. In African art, the baobab tree often serves as a metaphor for the resilience of individuals and communalities.  In the face of changing circumstances its regenerative properties highlight the importance of embracing change and finding strength in times of adversity. 

 

Reflection of time and patience

The slow growth rate and long lifespan of baobab trees evokes a sense of patience and mindfulness. A symbol of the value of taking time to nurture relationships, cultivate personal growth, and build enduring legacies. The baobab encourages us to appreciate the beatify of the journey and the wisdom gained through the passage of time.

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