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| Forest Minds’ Forest Bathing Walks |
In a world that moves too fast, the ancient Japanese practice of Shinrin-yoku, or forest bathing, invites you to slow down, breathe deeply, and reconnect with the natural world. Forest Minds offers immersive, guided Forest Bathing Walks that take you on a mindful journey through some of New South Wales’ most tranquil landscapes. These slow-paced, three-hour experiences allow participants to escape daily stresses, rediscover calm, and nurture well-being through nature connection.
Guided by an Expert in Forest Therapy
Each walk is led by certified forest therapy guide Mayu, who gently guides participants through a series of sensory and mindfulness-based invitations designed to heighten awareness and presence. Unlike traditional hikes, these walks are not about distance or destination – they are about deepening your relationship with nature, one breath and one mindful step at a time. You’ll find yourself tuning into the subtle sounds of rustling leaves, the texture of bark beneath your fingertips, and the gentle rhythm of your own breathing.Explore Sydney’s Most Serene Natural Landscapes
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| Forest Minds’ Forest Bathing Walks |
A Calming Tea Ceremony to Complete the Experience
The walk concludes with a soothing Japanese-inspired tea ceremony, accompanied by delicate Japanese snacks. This mindful ritual provides a gentle space for reflection, conversation, and gratitude – a fitting end to a truly restorative experience. You’ll leave feeling refreshed, balanced, and deeply connected to the beauty around you.Forest Minds – Forest Bathing Walks
Guided by: Certified Forest Therapy Guide MayuLocations: Lane Cove National Park, Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park, and the Blue Mountains, NSW
Duration: 3 hours
Highlights:
- Expert-led forest bathing experience
- Peaceful, scenic national park settings
- Japanese-inspired tea ceremony to finish
For more information or to book a session, visit: https://www.forestminds.com/
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