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What Indigenous Wisdom Teaches Us About Rhythm, Grief, and Coming Home to Nature
Nature doesn’t rush. The tide comes in and goes out. The moon grows full and then goes dark. Trees let their leaves fall every autumn without apologizing for it.
Many Indigenous cultures have long organized life around these cycles: planting and harvest, the moons, the seasons of activity and the seasons of rest. Time was something you moved with, not something you fought.
Our bodies still carry these rhythms.