Sentences with phrase «touch with nature»

Bring your friends and family and get in touch with nature in your own neighborhood!

To truth is, humans have lost touch with nature.

But in modern life, many live in more urban environments and become out of touch with nature's patterns.

Getting grounded and back in touch with nature gives us a deep unconscious understanding of our purpose and role here on earth.

The need to be in touch with nature on a regular basis feeds something fundamental in all of us.

Scientists say that keeping in touch with nature makes us nicer people.

Fall foliage is an excellent source of artistic inspiration, so it's time to get in touch with nature!

and getting in touch with nature while remaining close to Lisbon, a capital city teeming with life.

Getting in touch with nature at Lake Elizabeth Central Park in Fremont, California.

What better way to get outdoors and back in touch with nature then to canoe or kayak Australia.

Get in touch with nature with these unique Leaf Ear Climber Earrings.

Choose a bold comforter or rug to give your room some personality — then add a casual, rustic touch with a nature - inspired wooden side table.

If you're visiting during one of Austin's large festivals, you'll especially appreciate taking a break and getting in touch with nature for a moment.

And the study, which is believed to be the first of its kind, has revealed people who are in touch with nature use their phone half as much each day, have significantly higher self - esteem, are significantly more conscientious, emotionally stable and open to new experiences.

A legacy of one of the greening projects from 2010, the Green Hub is the head office of The Durban Green Corridor, a project that aims to «bring local people back in touch with nature through eco-tourism and adventure sports» — canoeing, hiking, mountain biking, bird watching and cultural tours.

Stimulate your mind on visits to fascinating historical sites and exciting cities; relax on award - winning beaches looking out over turquoise waters and get in touch with nature amid the rugged landscape.

Passengers will get in touch with nature as they are immersed in Andean culture in all its many forms.

Getting in touch with nature here isn't a challenge: without any more effort than a stroll along the beach or even across the grounds to the hotel pool, you can see howler monkeys, iguanas, raccoons, butterflies, hummingbirds, and parrots.

This unspoiled destination where visitors can get in touch with nature attracts thousands of tourists during the summer season.

The town of Akumal is the ideal spot for anyone trying to get in touch with nature again.

Every room feels more in touch with nature when branches and twigs are stood proudly.

They do not lose touch with nature.

Katie's work in her final semester was covering how a science education program was bringing elementary children back in touch with nature while enhancing their science skills.

There are three different hotels available within the park if you are looking for a civilised stay, but if you really want to get in touch with nature then there is more rustic accommodation.

Get in touch with the nature of silkscreens, a technique closely related to stencils and street art - visit this upcoming group exhibition at Galleria Varsi, Rome

The Mile - High City is a great place to get in touch with nature.

RELEVANT: Being in touch with nature or creation is such a strong aspect of your albums.

Tolkien's reference to «ancient shepherds» seems to carry with it an implicit criticism of «modern» and «urban»; that modern man, surrounded by concrete and reliant on mechanical devices, has lost touch with nature.

This down to Earth adventure will put you in touch with nature and create memories you «ll never forget.

Charlotte Mason, and 18th century educator, says: «Let them once get in touch with nature and a habit is formed which will be a source of delight and habit through life.»

For me the obvious, yet unacknowledged, meaning to this phrase is that it puts us back in touch with NATURE, being in tune with the natural cycles of life, of which birth is just one, with less dependence on the mechanical nature of technological birth, and more in tune with the earth matrix, our bodies and our sexuality.

What do you consider «camping» — roughing it, getting in touch with nature (but with cable), or somewhere in between?

Get in Touch with Nature... Literally — If you're in a rental cabin that has a washing machine, congratulations!

Get in touch with nature and all of its glory.

Award - winning author Elin Kelsey believes children are losing touch with nature.

The credibility of Verfaillie took a beating in February this year when she was compelled to get in touch with Nature and Experimental Hematology to inform them that the plots in both the papers «should not be relied upon as accurate representations of MAPC marker plots.»

Stepping outside, getting in touch with nature, walking bare foot on the grass or the beach and clearing your head with fresh air will do wonders for your health and wellbeing.

Being in touch with nature can help to improve mood and reduce the effects of stress.

Hiking keeps us in touch with nature (there's so much to look at and experience) and with ourselves (think of all those positive thoughts we direct at our legs and feet as they take us higher and higher up the trail).

I was very much in touch with nature and very conscious about our connection to all living things.

By paying attention to your daily rhythms and staying grounded and in touch with nature, you can emerge refreshed and renewed with a positive perspective come spring!

The same goes for any relaxation - inducing behavior, whether it means going outside to get in touch with nature, spending some time with good friends, or practicing deep breathing.

PS: I can't think of a more delightful way to get back in touch with nature's healing power than with honey.

Just 20 minutes outdoors is enough to feel rejuvenated, energized and in touch with nature.

Earthing, or «grounding,» gets people seriously in touch with nature.

Camping is a great way to get back in touch with nature, and it may even have health benefits — a recent study suggests it could lower blood pressure, improve sleep, and more.

And taking a break from the city life and getting in touch with nature is rewarding within itself.