Helping Grow A Garden

Garden of Neuro

From little things, big things grow

Last year, at the height of the pandemic, I joined a gardening group. It’s not your usual gardening group but the Garden of Neuro. And so far the experience has been fantastic!

I recently completed the Garden Vision Course. It is a free, easy to follow, interesting, and at times, personal dive into the Garden and the philosophy behind it.

Through a series of journal prompts and videos, including a nature walk with Susan, you are guided along a path that gives a glimpse of what the Garden might look like for you.

What is your story? What would you like to say to your five-year-old self? Or your 15-year-old self? What are you afraid of? Who will you become? What do you want your life to look like in a year? How would you like to share these things?

It’s questions like these that help us form our futures, with intent rather than ‘going with the flow.’

You can do this all at your own pace, in your own time.

I’ve been reading a curated booklist I committed to just as the Garden materialised and it’s been the most wonderful journey! Books such as Sapiens by Yurval Noah Harari (plus his next two, Homo Deus and 21 Lessons for the 21st Century), Sand Talk by Tyson…

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