Nature and Families
Over the last few years our world has gone through many changes which were unexpected and challenging to us all. Both adults and children have been faced with many different challenges which have, in some cases, led to negative feelings and emotions, for example anxiety, stress and worry. Our aim is to share ideas and resources to help bring us back to nature and clear the mind of these negative feelings. One way we do this is by promoting activities which will help positive emotions overtake any negative mind sets that we may find ourselves or our children in.
Natural Water Flow
Observations of flowing water using sight, sound and touch.
Growing New Life
Plant a sunflower seed.
Sunset Art
Paint the changing colours of the sunset.
Grounding on Natural Earth
Feel the energy vibrations from the earths core.
The series of story books about the mysterious adventures of the Pilgrim Peas are designed to help boys and girls learn about the mysteries of the universe. We will explore the unfolding science behind metaphysics, electromagnetism and the luminaries. Each book is accompanied by family learning packs designed to encourage new learning for the entire family as new revelations of truth continue to unfold. Click to download some pages from Book 1 named the Pilgrim Peas and the Enchanted Car Forest.
The Fly: A Spiritual Vision of Creation
In The Fly (German: Die Fliege: Einblicke in die Wunder der Schöpfung), 19th-century Christian mystic Jakob Lorber offers a striking spiritual revelation centered on one of nature’s smallest creatures. Rather than treating the fly as insignificant, Lorber presents it as a profound testament to divine wisdom, revealing how even the most humble life form reflects the order, purpose, and love embedded within creation.
The work functions as a spiritual contemplation of biology and natural science. Through close attention to the fly’s structure and behaviour, Lorber illustrates the “wonders of creation,” emphasising that God’s design is equally present in the smallest beings as in the grandest forms of life.
Forest Life
