In nature, living organisms rely on highly evolved survival mechanisms to mitigate damage. Common methods include sealing wounds to prevent fluid loss and infection and rapid division of cells to replace damaged tissue.
In nature, living organisms rely on highly evolved survival mechanisms to mitigate damage. Common methods include sealing wounds to prevent fluid loss and infection and rapid division of cells to replace damaged tissue.

On a recent morning walk, I noticed this tree bark. To me it looked like someone cut it and, to help it heal, someone stitched it. It moved me so deeply that I paused to tune into this amazing Sycamore tree. Spending time tuning in, the following chant came to me:
“Who cut you, who witnessed and stitched you like this? I bow to Thee, I bow to Thee.”
To honor nature’s healing and nurturing abilities, I invite you to chant it with me
In nature, living organisms rely on highly evolved survival mechanisms to mitigate damage. Common methods include sealing wounds to prevent fluid loss and infection and rapid division of cells to replace damaged tissue.
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