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EPISODE · Jun 30, 2020 · 1H 2M

Chris Breithaupt

from LAB the Podcast · host Zach Elliott

I love to read the writings of John Muir and you may even hear a little John Denver in the background when you read this one, “Allow nature’s peace to flow into you as sunshine flows into the trees.” Beautiful but true? Well, there is a growing body of scientific evidence that affirms what we feel intuitively when we enter the forest. Mental, respiratory, immune system and cardiovascular health can all be strengthened by time in the woods. There is power in our God designed relationship with nature. Recently I sat down with my friend Chris Breithaupt to learn from his experience homesteading in the wonderland of the Pacific Northwest. Chris and his wife Theresa call Oregon’s Chehalem Mountain home, where they enjoy raising five children and running their small business, Work of Our Hands Woodcraft. Chris is an artist, craftsman, and a wise and trusted friend. Don’t miss the conversation and get ready, you may end up heading into the woods! Support the show

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I love to read the writings of John Muir and you may even hear a little John Denver in the background when you read this one, “Allow nature’s peace to flow into you as sunshine flows into the trees.” Beautiful but true? Well, there is a growing body of scientific evidence that affirms what we feel intuitively when we enter the forest. Mental, respiratory, immune system and cardiovascular health can all be strengthened by time in the woods. There is power in our God designed relationship with ...

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