Come back to yourself,
Your relation to all things,
said Rain, said Forest.
Your relation to all things,
said Rain, said Forest.
Aloha! I'm Phyllis Look, Hawai‘i’s first certified forest therapy guide.
When we walk together along easy trails under the forest canopy, I'll invite you to touch and listen to the trees, to smell and taste what is on the wind, to notice what you are seeing as if for the first time. Slowly, time deepens and the stresses of the modern world fall away.
Come, let's take a walk and find in Hawai‘i's natural wonders what you really need...and perhaps what you have to give.
Forbes called Forest Bathing Hawai‘i’s walk in a rain forest one of the top five travel experiences in the world "that should be on every intrepid traveler's bucket list."
The New York Times recommended forest bathing at Lyon Arboretum for a 36-hour itinerary in Honolulu.
Lonely Planet named our walk in an artist's garden one of the ways to visit Hawaiʻi responsibly and respectfully.
Treehugger selected our in-person walks as one of the top sustainable travel experiences in the world.
When we walk together along easy trails under the forest canopy, I'll invite you to touch and listen to the trees, to smell and taste what is on the wind, to notice what you are seeing as if for the first time. Slowly, time deepens and the stresses of the modern world fall away.
Come, let's take a walk and find in Hawai‘i's natural wonders what you really need...and perhaps what you have to give.
Forbes called Forest Bathing Hawai‘i’s walk in a rain forest one of the top five travel experiences in the world "that should be on every intrepid traveler's bucket list."
The New York Times recommended forest bathing at Lyon Arboretum for a 36-hour itinerary in Honolulu.
Lonely Planet named our walk in an artist's garden one of the ways to visit Hawaiʻi responsibly and respectfully.
Treehugger selected our in-person walks as one of the top sustainable travel experiences in the world.
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FOREST BATHING IN PLACE AND ONLINE
Virtual nature therapy walks to connect with others, yourself, and the natural world In these stressful and isolating times, it's important to find ways to be gentle with ourselves, to reach out to others, and to open our hearts to the wisdom of the More than Human World -- plant, animal, rock, sky, river, ocean, human, virus, the weak among us and the strong, the visible and the invisible. If you're not able to travel or gather with us in-person under the trees, we can embrace human technological invention and our imaginative ability to connect across distances. Find out more about our live online forest bathing experiences and join us for a virtual walk! Complimentary walk for first responders, healthcare and essential workers. |
