Featured Community: Tree & Nature Lovers, Run to Find Kindred Souls!
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In this month’s featured community, we spotlight Lisa Murray’s free Facebook group “Personal Conversations with the Earth.” This group of 2,200+ members share “unconventional perspectives on the seen and the unseen.” It’s a magical place where nature is highly revered as they collectively seek to hear the messages of nature.
Have you ever hugged a tree and sensed it hugging you back? Or been in a forest and imagined you glimpsed a faery? Or found a space in nature that speaks deeply to your heart? Or even communed with a wild animal?
Our connection with the earth and her creatures reflects our connection with ourselves and each other. The deeper we go, the more magical our experiences can be and the more beautiful are the futures we create.
In November 2019, I did some healing work in Paris with a golden retriever who was scared of little dogs. After just 15 minutes of communication, she now plays happily with all kinds of dogs!
Soon after this, her guardian sent me an article about a dying tree, wondering if I could help the tree. The result of connecting energetically with the tree and receiving her important message was a viral post - ‘The Wish of A Dying Tree’.
Many readers expressed a desire for more honest conversations about their energetic experiences with trees and nature. So we began the ‘Personal Conversations With The Earth’ group on Facebook. In less than two months, it has attracted over 2,000 people. It’s a very active group with many intriguing posts.
The group is a very safe space where people are free to express their unconventional experiences with nature and the earth, without fear of being judged. We talk with the trees, the nature spirits, the earth, the weather, and more. We do collective energy work in collaboration with the earth too.
I love the extraordinary experiences that people describe… and the questions they ask. There is a kindness and curiosity in the group that allows each person to bring their experiences to light. We learn from each other!
At the same time as this was all occurring, I was also having an unexpected personal metamorphosis of epic proportions.
This resulted in the creation of WildHearts Mysteria - an unconventional mystery school for the embodiment of tender, fierce, sovereign choices and deep connection with the earth, elementals and the universe.
Sixty people (many of them from the Personal Conversations With The Earth group) joined me for the first round and it’s been extraordinary in many, many ways. Unexpected healings. Big aha’s. And big releases of the ‘old’ that is no longer relevant - physically and energetically.
WildHearts Mysteria is a magic school like no other! Move over Harry Potter ;) And soon it will have an Inner Sanctum for the DragonHearts who desire to lead the world into greater futures.
If you know in your heart that you have something to contribute to the earth, to magic returning to this planet, to leading with kindness and harmony, you’re totally in the right place. Together we are creating the futures we’ve always dreamed of.
This article was written by the ever-so-gifted, Lisa Murray. Get a 1-1 session with her, attend an event or read her blog!
Lisa Murray (LisaMurray)
Lisa is the author of ‘Stop Waiting, Start Creating’ & ’Living Beyond Burnout’. She inspires entrepreneurs, change-leaders and creatives to embrace the blossoming of their vision in creating conscious futures.
Her vision is for every person to know the truth of who they are, and to be able to choose whatever makes them thrilled to be alive. She is an earth mystic, creation alchemist and guardian of dragons, bringing energetic awareness to the joy of living wildly.
Find Lisa in her beloved (free) Facebook group “Personal Conversations with the Earth”, blog post “The Wish of the Dying Tree”, Instagram, and info about her Wildhearts Mysteria—an unconventional Mystery School!
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