Monday, December 4, 2017

December "The Healing Garden" Series at Tree of Life Nursery: Mindfulness in the California Native Garden

Mindfulness in the California Native Garden


There is No Better Example of Resilience, Resourcefulness, and Patience than Mother Nature’s California Native Plants

Join Certified Yoga Therapist and California Native Plants Education and Outreach Specialist, Melissa Adylia Calasanz C-IAYT, for a presentation designed to indulge each of your six senses: Sight, Sound, Touch, Taste, Smell, and Awareness. Bringing a holistic approach to garden design, Melissa’s enthusiasm for highlighting the resourcefulness, resilience, and beauty of California Native Plants, will inspire your inner gardening guru, and bring awareness to the therapeutic abundance that Mother Nature has to offer.
The morning will begin with a short presentation and Q&A, followed by a guided walking meditation, where you will be invited to engage with your mind, your body, your breath, and Mother Nature. 

About The Presenter
California Native Plants Education and Outreach Specialist, Melissa Adylia Calasanz, is a Certified Yoga Therapist and Movement & Dance Educator. She is a Saddleback College Horticulture Science and Landscape Design Scholarship recipient, and a member of the Saddleback College Landscape Design Alumni Association. It is Melissa’s passion and privilege to work at Tree of Life Nursery, helping to educate and inspire fellow Californians to incorporate California Native Plants into their gardening and landscape design decision, and to inspire people to support their health and wellness by engaging with Mother Nature.


Visit Tree of Life's Website
For  information on upcoming "The Healing Garden" Workshops and classes

Guided Meditaion
Aromatherapy in Your California Native Garden at Your Fingertips
Therapeutic Inspired Gentle Yoga
Mindful Movement & Meditation




“How we tend to our garden
should reflect how we’d approach the relationship with a most cherished loved one:
Mindfully, with compassionate kindness, daily interest, loving respect, and patience; and the same should be said for how we approach our health and wellness…”
-Melissa Adylia Calasanz C-IAYT
www.MelissaAdyliaCalasanz.com



*NOTE: Please do not pick plants, flowers, or seeds in the wild. Countless critters rely on these plants for food and shelter; the drought, fires, and development has greatly diminished these plants in open spaces. :)

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