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The Dark Skies project will host another Big Lighting Switch Off in Keswick, Ambleside and Grasmere next week.

In a world filled with constant stimulation, this Japanese practice offers a sanctuary—a place where the rustling leaves and the soothing whispers of the forest become the antidote to life's stresses.

Start-of-the-year retreats have been a part of our lives, especially for those who like to open the year with silence and peace to be able to plan for the months ahead. From February 3 to 9, Imee Contreras of Mindfulness Asia will be leading a 7-day silent meditation nature retreat…

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By adopting these Japanese habits, incorporating mindfulness, embracing balance, and nurturing both body and mind, one can unlock a reservoir of sustained energy that transcends the fast-paced demands of modern life.

A unique forest bathing walk under the Wolf Moon is set to take place, led by Janice Barrett of Wild Alabama and Anne Markham Bailey, founder of Forest Bathing Alabama.

Connecting with nature leads to connecting with one’s true self.

The practice, immersing oneself in nature while utilising all the senses, can help promote mindfulness and make you calmer.

Join us on a journey through wellness, adventure, luxury, and homely comforts as we unveil the offerings of these exceptional Christmas getaways.

​Incorporating various lifestyle practices that contribute to physical and mental health is the core element of Japanese culture. Here are a few Japanese tricks to stay fit and healthy: