Tree Whispering: Trust the Path Notebook and Journal

Good for  home-schooling grades 6 through 12; for any child you can trust to go outside and sit quietly with the trees or take a walk in the woods.  They develop mindfulness skills and writing skills.

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It's a good family outing as well because you can do the exercises together and then have a lively discussion about the experience.  

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A quiet walk in the woods becomes a fascinating journey when you use these calming and inspiring exercises with trees and plants.
Carry this spiral-bound notebook in any backpack.

A quiet walk in the woods becomes a fascinating journey when you use these calming and inspiring exercises with trees and plants.

Validate your deep connection with Nature and your core self.  Step-by-step, gain the experience to trust the path of your expanding perceptions.

Well-being and appreciation deepens.  And, when Nature has a message, there is ample space to capture it in writing. Directions are included that help people help their trees become more healthy.  Pages display wise quotes and insightful advice from graduates of Tree Whispering® workshops.

Convenient to take anywhere––especially into parks or backyards––this Notebook and Journal is small, light-weight, and spiral bound for easy opening, carrying, reading, and adding entries.

Authors Dr. Jim Conroy and Ms. Basia Alexander are visionary Nature communication experts.  In a few concise and well-illustrated pages, they encourage reader’s confidence in developing intuition. They explain how and why Tree Whispering® is possible and important for restoring the health of trees, plants, and ecosystems.

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Who will enjoy this book?

• Tree people and plant lovers.  Anyone who has a favorite tree or plant.
• Open-minded people. Innovators. Visionaries.
• Gardeners, hikers, outdoor enthusiasts.
• Spiritually oriented people. Health buffs.
• Environmentalists. Sustainability supporters.
• Creative spirits. Compassionate, helpful people.
• Professionals, farmers, growers, or orchard growers.
• Folks who already “whisper” with cats, dogs, or other Beings of Nature.
• People who feel sad when they see a tree cut down.

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