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Alone, Lonely, and Together | Within Nature the Question Dissolves
Then, when taking a break of the website … when I am alone … alone with myself … and with my thoughts and feelings … there in [ ... ]

Somatic Intimacy | Healing through Body Awareness and Conscious Touch
Somatic Intimacy is an emerging field that’s gaining attention as a therapeutic modality, and in this article we’ll explore what it’ [ ... ]

Metta Meditation and Cultivating Loving Kindness
Metta Meditation is a Buddhist meditation technique that aims at cultivating mental and physical wellbeing through Metta (Loving Kindness). The techni [ ... ]

Metta and Karuna | Loving Kindness and Compassion in the Thai Healing Arts
Metta and Karuna are important Buddhist practices in Thailand, often mentioned in connection to Thai Massage and other Thai Healing Arts. They are par [ ... ]

De-Armoring | Releasing Body-Trapped Emotions and Trauma
Perhaps the most important goal of Body De-Armoring (in British English: Body De-Armouring) is to support people in coming to emotional and trauma rel [ ... ]

Belly2Belly, Tantra, and Trauma Healing
Belly2Belly was created by David Cates, a Tantra teacher, trauma and sexual healer who devoted his practice to exploring sex, intimacy, and connection [ ... ]

Attachment Theory, Emotional Armor, and Body De-Armoring
Attachment Theory, pioneered by the psychoanalyst John Bowlby (1907–1990), is a theory about the relationships between humans. An important premise [ ... ]

Nature Connectedness | Cognitive, Affective, and Behavioral Bonding
The term Nature Connectedness refers to the degree in which people include Nature as an inseparable, intrinsic part of their identity. In a more gener [ ... ]

Ecopsychology | Healing the Emotional Bond between Man and Earth
Ecopsychology is a field of study and treatment approach that focuses on the synthesis of Ecology and Psychology, and the promotion of sustainability [ ... ]

Nature – The Mirror I’m Looking For
It’s interesting if you can make your money in another way — like in the arts or something — which is probably more pleasant than wo [ ... ]