Ep.135 It Was Never Just Me and the Trees with Rebecca Tickell

In this episode, Rebecca Tekell and I explore what happens when we stop trying to “save the planet” and start remembering that the Earth has been speaking to us all along. This is a conversation for anyone who carries that quiet ache of disconnection or the hum of fear beneath the noise of daily life, and is longing to find their way back home.We talk about the deep grief many of us feel, not because something is wrong with us, but because we’ve forgotten how to listen. Most importantly, we explore how every act of presence... laying in clover, touching a tree, sitting in observation, becomes a powerful form of participation in the planet’s healing.In this episode about Nature communication, you’ll learn:🌿Why disconnection isn’t personal failure, it’s forgetting how to listen🌿 How nature communicates through sensation, intuition, and synchronicity🌿 The link between regeneration, observation, and feminine wildness🌿 Why we can stop “fixing” nature and start rebuilding relationship✨ Next Step ✨Bring these insights into LIVED PRACTICE inside the Naturally Conscious Community (NCC). 🌿Let’s turn reflection into integration — and make it real in your ecosystem. JOIN HERE FOR FREE✨ Resources🌱 Expanded Show Notes🌱 Naturally Conscious Community – Blooming Sprouts Membership🌱 Extended Plant Consciousness Workshop🌱 Damanhur’s Tree Orientation project🌱 Make it REAL in your ecosystem. TRY NCC HERE FOR FREE👤 Guest Spotlight 👤Rebecca Harrell Tickell is an acclaimed filmmaker and co-founder of Big Picture Ranch, a regenerative farm and film studio dedicated to creating movies that shift the global conversation on environmental issues. Alongside her husband and creative partner Joshua Tickell, she has directed and produced a slate of award-winning documentaries, including the Sundance Audience Award winner “Fuel”, the Cannes-selected “The Big Fix”, and the critically praised “Pump.”Rebecca’s groundbreaking film “Kiss the Ground”—narrated by Woody Harrelson—became a cultural touchstone, influencing U.S. agricultural policy and helping spark national awareness around soil health and regenerative farming. Its 2023 sequel, “Common Ground,” featuring narrators like Jason Momoa and Laura Dern, debuted at Tribeca, won the Human/Nature Award, and became one of the top-grossing documentaries of the year.With over 15 years of filmmaking experience and ten major features to her name, Rebecca continues to use storytelling as a tool for environmental action, cultural awakening, and planetary healing.🔗 Connect & Explore More🌿 Website🌿 Contact🌿 Shop Eco-Conscious Partner: The Shift NetworkSocials📸 Instagram📘 Facebook💼 LinkedIn▶️ YouTube🎵 CreditsOpening + Closing music by @Cyberinga and Poinsettia